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Is there a way to iterate all form field in WatiN? Code snippet would be highly appreciated. Thanks.

+1  A: 
string url = "http://localhost//test.htm";
string formId = "myFormId"; 

IE ie = new IE(url);
Form form = ie.Form(formId);            

CheckBoxCollection checkBoxCollection = form.CheckBoxes;
for (int index = 0, total = checkBoxCollection.Count; index < total; index++) {
    CheckBox checkBox = checkBoxCollection[index];
    this.AddInputControl(checkBox.Id, checkBox);
}

RadioButtonCollection radioButtonCollection = form.RadioButtons;
for (int index = 0, total = radioButtonCollection.Count; index < total; index++) {
    RadioButton radioButton = radioButtonCollection[index];
    this.AddInputControl(radioButton.Id, radioButton);
}

SelectListCollection selectListCollection = form.SelectLists;
for (int index = 0, total = selectListCollection.Count; index < total; index++) {
    SelectList selectList = selectListCollection[index];
    this.AddInputControl(selectList.Id, selectList);
}

TextFieldCollection textFieldCollection = form.TextFields;
for (int index = 0, total = textFieldCollection.Count; index < total; index++) {
    TextField textField = textFieldCollection[index];
    this.AddInputControl(textField.Id, textField);
}
Tom Brothers
A: 
  1. Is there a way to maintain the order of the form fields as they appear in the form? This solution groups the form fields.

  2. Given a form, how so I focus on the first form field, then "tab" to the next form field, and so on?

StackOverflowNewbie
+1  A: 

Try this:

string url = "http://localhost//test.htm";
string formId = "myFormId"; 

IE ie = new IE(url);
Form form = ie.Form(formId); 

ElementCollection elements = form.Elements.Filter(Find.ByElement(x =>
{
  return x is TextField || x is SelectList || x is RadioButton || x is CheckBox;
}));
JamesH