Hi,
No problem with the scenarios like your in TestComplete. You just need to have Desktop and Web licenses and have relevant extensions enabled in File|Install Extensions dialog.
Then your code might look like this:
var oWindow = Aliases.DesktopApp.Window;
var oPage = Aliases.Browser.Page;
oWindow.Click(...);
if (<someValue> == oPage.someTextBox.contentText)
oWindow.someCheckBox.SetChecked(true);
...
I have both desktop and web license. And both extensions are enabled. Still my code doesn't work.
ex code:
var page = Sys.Browser("chrome").Page("https://<xyz>");
var Report_header = page.Form("aspnetForm").Panel("masterBody").Panel(0).Table("viewOptions");
var Report_lable = Report_header.Cell(0, 1).Link(1).Click()
Sys.Process("chrome").UIAObject("SafetyDirect_Reports_Vehicle_Vehicle_Report_Google_Chrome_Neha_Dixit").UIAObject("Google_Chrome").UIAObject(1).UIAObject(2).UIAObject("Downloads_bar").UIAObject("VehicleReport*").UIAObject("Options_menu").Click();
Here I am not able to access UIAobject, when browser extension is enabled. I want to access web page object as well as browser object in same script.
Hi,
> Sys.Process("chrome").UIAObject("SafetyDirect_Reports_Vehicle_Vehicle_Report_Google_Chrome_Neha_Dixit")
What is this SafetyDirect_Reports_Vehicle_Vehicle_Report_Google_Chrome_Neha_Dixit object (and other objects from the code line) ?
Is it some web page element, or something injected by your application into Chrome or something else?
Can you provide a screenshot?
