Finding Errors in an Object Map

If you use an invalid character or locator, the item name or locator text displays in red and a tooltip explains the error. Use the toolbar in the Object Map window to navigate to any errors.

Choose View > Asset Browser or select Get Started > Asset Browser in the Start Screen.
From the Asset Types list, select Object Map. Any existing object maps for the selected project display in the right pane.
Tip: If you do not see the object map that you want to edit, ensure that the correct project is selected in the Active Project list.
Choose one of the following:
- Double-click the object map that you want to troubleshoot.
- Right-click the object map that you want to troubleshoot and choose Open.
The object map displays a hierarchy of the object map items and the locator associated with each item.
Note: If another user is currently editing the object map that you select, a message box notifies you and names the user who currently has the object map locked.
Click Edit. By default, the object map is read only. Clicking Edit gives you read/write access and ensures that no other users can edit the entries while you are modifying them. You can also press F2 to edit the currently selected field in the object map. The Edit button changes to Revert. If you want to undo any changes that you make during this session, click Revert.
Look for any item name or locator text displayed in red.
If necessary, modify the item name or locator text to meet your needs. If you use an invalid character or locator, the item name or locator text displays in red and a tooltip explains the error.
Invalid characters for object map items include: \, /, <, >, ", :, *, ?, |, =, ., @, [, ].

Invalid locator paths include: empty or incomplete locator paths.
Perform one of the following steps:
- Click Save to save your changes and continue working on the object map.
  Silk Test Workbench saves your changes as a new version and the object map mode goes back to read only.
- Click Save and close to save your changes and exit the object map.
  Silk Test Workbench saves your changes as a new version and the object map is available for other users to modify.