Checking ActiveWindow in debug mode
In my vbscript code I am check if the ActiveWindow has changed as a method of determining if an error/unexpcted window may have displayed. The code works fine but it doesn't work if I am stepping thro...
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I ussualy use something like Process.FindChild("WndCaption", "*Error*",1) for an expected / possible error window, and if it is an unexpected window TestComplete knows how to post an error message to the log and get around it.
But if you insist on using ActiveWindow you could set focus on the window of your application before checking the active window, error messages are set to be "always on top" of your application's window, so it will automatically become the active window after setting focus on your application..
But if you insist on using ActiveWindow you could set focus on the window of your application before checking the active window, error messages are set to be "always on top" of your application's window, so it will automatically become the active window after setting focus on your application..