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fkr717
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10 years ago

Combo Box records, will not play back

Below is a video of a test I recorded, as you can see the combo fires as expected.  When you playback the test, it does not select anything the the test fails.  I mean, it looks like it going to sele...
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TanyaYatskovska
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10 years ago

Hi,

 

Thanks for the video. Do you have any errors in the Test Log?

Also, I guess you are using the name of the item in the ClickItem method. Try using the index of the item instead: ClickItem([1]). How does it work?

 

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    fkr717
    Occasional Contributor
    10 years ago

    I am not sure how to do what you are suggesting, I recorded the test using the point and click method, when I look at the ClickItem it has "Open One" for the value column.  Below is a short video to show what I am talking about.  First I will show what I am doing then show what the test records. 

     

     

    http://screencast.com/t/W5yOYCiuMS

     

     

     

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      mes6073
      Contributor
      10 years ago

      Not sure this will help, but here is a sample (VBScript) that might help should get you started:

       

       

      Sub TestComboBox(wndDlg)

   Dim arrProps : arrProps = Array("WndClass", "Visible")
   Dim arrValues : arrValues = Array("ComboBox", True)
   Dim ctrl : Set ctrl = wndDlg.FindChild(arrProps, arrValues, 10)
   Dim delim, i, iLast, iLength, iStart, itemCount, strItem, strItems
   
   If ctrl.WaitProperty("Exists", True, 999) Then
      itemCount = ctrl.wItemCount
      strItems = ctrl.wItemList
      delim = ctrl.wListSeparator
      aqString.ListSeparator = delim
         
   	' Extract particular items and post them to the log 
      For i = 0 to (itemCount - 1)
      	' Obtain the selected item by its index
      	strItem = aqString.GetListItem(strItems, i)
        ctrl.ClickItem strItem
      Next
   End If 

End Sub