Close all Sub Windows

This action in Avo Assure is available under the @Browser Element. Its functionality is to close one or more sub-browser windows (pop-ups or child tabs) during debugging or execution. The behavior depends on the value specified in the input value field, and the result is stored in a dynamic variable.

Note: The parent browser window will remain open unless specifically closed using other actions.

Syntax

Input Value: <all>(optional)/window number 1;window number 2…>(optional)

Argument	Description
<all> (optional)	Closes all sub-browser windows except the currently active one.
<window number 1; window number 2…> (optional)	Closes the specified sub-browser windows. Multiple window numbers can be separated using a semicolon (e.g., 2;3;4).

Output Value:

Argument	Description
<Dynamic Variable>(Optional);<Dynamic Variable>(Optional)	The dynamic variable holds the status as True or False.

Example: Closing Specific Sub-Windows

In this example, we explain how to close specific sub-windows or all child windows using the Close All Sub Windows action.

• Action: Close All Sub Windows

• Input Value: 2;3

  • The input value, 2;3, specifies the sub-window numbers that need to be closed. If no input value is provided, all child windows opened during execution will be closed automatically.

• Output Value: {CloseSubWin}

  • The variable, {CloseSubWin}, stores the result of this action, with the following possible values:

    • True: Indicates that the specified sub-windows are closed successfully.

    • False: Indicates that one or more sub-windows failed to close.

• Logical Explanation: The Close All Sub Windows action takes the value from the Input Value column 2;3 and closes the specified sub-windows. If no input is given, it closes all open child windows by default. The execution result is stored in the {CloseSubWin} variable as true.