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achand
Contributor
13 years ago
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capturing entire page

If there any way we can capture entire page, the page scroll bar.
  • HKosova's avatar
    HKosova
    13 years ago
    Hi,



    You can use the Page.PagePicture method to capture the entire web page screenshot.
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AlexKaras
Community Hero
6 years ago

Hi,

 

Just to be on the safe side: does the page exist and is rendered in the browser when you are taking screenshot?

Can you provide a code snippet that calls TakeFullScreenshot() function?

 

muthulakshmi's avatar
muthulakshmi
Occasional Contributor
6 years ago

Hi Alex,

 

Yes, The page was fully loaded. It is a new customer registration form (CRM) where I've filled up all the values and before submitting the form, want to capture the entire page screenshot.

 

Dim uMobile, CustomerPanel
   Set uMobile = Aliases.browser.pageUmobile3

   v1 = GetIDType(getDicValue("IdType"))

   Log.Message(v1)
   Call uMobile.Panel(1).TextNode(v1).WaitProperty("VisibleOnScreen", True, 2000)
   Call uMobile.Panel(1).TextNode(v1).Click()
...
...
<code to fill the new customer registration form>
...
...
...
   'Click on ok button
   Call uMobile.Panel(23).Panel(1).Panel(0).Panel(0).Panel(2).Panel(0).Button(1).Click()
   Delay 1000
     set nxtbtn = customerForm.Form(1).Panel(1).Panel(0).Panel(0).Panel(0).Panel(0).Button(1)
 
' Take screenshot of the full form before submitting 
   screenshotPath =  ExtentManager.TakeFullScreenshot(uMobile)
   Call ExtentManager.passTestWithScreenshot(Project.Variables.CURRENTTCID , Project.Variables.CURRENTTCDESC, screenshotPath)


'Click "Next" button on the customer registration form
   Status = SafeClick(nxtbtn, 500, "Next button not found in the e registration form")
   If Not Status Then
      NewRegistration_Dealer = Status
      Exit Function
   End If
   
   'click on Next
   Call customerForm.Form(1).Panel(1).Panel(0).Panel(0).Panel(0).Panel(0).Button(1).Click()
  • AlexKaras's avatar
    AlexKaras
    Community Hero
    6 years ago

    Hi,

     

    Well... While I see Delay(1000) after OK button click and really hope that the page was loaded and rendered within this second, I would recommend this:

    -- Add <page>.Wait() call after the click. This will wait for the page source to be received from the server. Note, that this will not wait for the objects obtained via additional requests sent from page script code. If you need to wait for such objects this must be coded explicitly. I.e.: add this line after the call to .Click() - uMobile.Wait()

    -- In order to ensure that page has been rendered by the time the TakeFullScreenshot() function is called, add this line before the call to TakeFullScreenshot(): Call Log.Picture(uMobile.Picture()) (or Log.Picture(uMobile.Parent.Picture()) ) - this should log the visible part of the page, so you will be able to verify that page displays some content.

     

    P.S. Some improvements in the .PagePicture() method were implemented in the recently released TC 14.30 - you may consider to update.