Web Add-in Extensibility Planning Checklist
This is the custom class support planning checklist, completed in the tutorial prior to developing support for the Book control.
Custom Control Support Planning Checklist  | Specify in Toolkit XML?  | Support by JavaScript function?  | |
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The sources for this custom control are located in:  | n/a  | n/a  | |
Specify the Web test object base class that the new test object class extends: (Default—WebElement)  | n/a  | n/a  | |
Is the base test object class WebElement?      If No, is there a base element (an element that matches the base test object class)?     If there is a base element, do you need a JavaScript function to return it?   | 
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Specify the New Web test object class details: 
  | n/a  | n/a  | |
Specify the basis for identifying the test object class to use for the control:  | Yes  | No  | |
Specify the basis for naming the test object:  | n/a  | Yes  | |
List the identification properties to support. Mark which should be available (and which selected by default) for checkpoints and which (if any) should be used for Smart Identification:  | No  | Yes  | |
List the test object methods to support (if required, include arguments, return values, Help file location and Help ID):  | No  | Yes  | |
Provide a dynamic list of values for any test object method arguments? If so, list the arguments: 
  | n/a  | 
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Specify the types of children that UFT One should learn with the control:  | 
  | No  | |
Display test objects of this class in the Object Spy?  | 
  | n/a  | |
Provide support for recording?  If so, list the events that should trigger recording: 
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