I have determined the height and width are 0 in DevExpress 15 while they were 1 in DevExpress 14. I'm checking with the developers to see if they can explicitly set the values to 1.
Thanks for the replys.
Turns out there is an 'input' inside the span.
So it seems this code should work
function SelectSiteAccess() {
// retrieves reference to browser
var page = Sys.Browser().Page("*").Panel("primaryWrapper").Section("primaryContent").Frame("t_cmwebtest_employee_gridproperties_content").Section("actionWrapper").Section("actionContent").Panel(0).Table("splResizing").Cell(0, 2).Panel("splResizing_1_CC").Form("mainForm").Panel("pnlGridPropertiesCallback").Panel("partialProperties").Panel("partialProperties_CC").Panel("partialProperties_C11").Panel(0).Article(0).Panel(0);
if (Project.Variables.Employees.Value("SiteAccess") == null) { return; }
// retrieves value from 'SiteAccess' column in spreadsheet
var SiteAccess = Project.Variables.Employees.Value("SiteAccess").split(",");
var AccessType = Project.Variables.Employees.Value("AccessType").split(",");
// iterates through array of Site Access(s) and selects
for (var i = 0; i < SiteAccess.length; i++) {
var obj;
if (0 == aqString.Compare(Sys.Browser().Page("*").Parent.ProcessName, "chrome", false))
obj = page.FindChildByXPath("//table[@id='tlEmployeeSiteAccess']//input[@id='SiteAccess" + AccessType[i] + "_" + SiteAccess[i] + "_S']", true);
else
obj = page.FindChildByXPath("//table[@id='tlEmployeeSiteAccess']//span[@id='SiteAccess" + AccessType[i] + "_" + SiteAccess[i] + "_S_D']", true);
//Delay(15000);
//Sys.Refresh();
if (obj != null) {
//Log.Picture (obj.Picture(), "image");
//ShowMessage(obj.FullName);
// clicks radio button
try {
obj.Click();
} catch (e) {
Log.Error("Error clicking item!");
}
}
else {
Log.Error("Could not locate Access '" + AccessType[i] + "'" + " for Site '" + SiteAccess[i] + "'");
}
}
}Here's the value of 'obj' after setting obj.
The specific error is:
The window size is (0, 0); the screen rectangle: the left top corner is (1169, 564), the right bottom corner is (1169, 564).
Tested object:
Sys.Browser("chrome").Page("http://localhost/CMWebTest/Go/?p=/CMWebTest/employee/gridproperties").Panel("primaryWrapper").Section("primaryContent").Frame("t_cmwebtest_employee_gridproperties_content").Section("actionWrapper").Section("actionContent").Panel(0).Table("splResizing").Cell(0, 2).Panel("splResizing_1_CC").Form("mainForm").Panel("pnlGridPropertiesCallback").Panel("partialProperties").Panel("partialProperties_CC").Panel("partialProperties_C11").Panel(0).Article(0).Panel(0).Table("tlEmployeeSiteAccess").Cell(0, 0).Table("tlEmployeeSiteAccess_D").Cell(10, 4).Table("SiteAccessPrimary_tstsite_4_ET").Cell(0, 1).Textbox("SiteAccessPrimary_tstsite_4_S")
AlumniGreat to hear that you’ve figured this out!
Nothing has been figured out. The test fails with the with the indicated message when attempting to click on the input.
Is there a common fix for "The window size is (0, 0);" when attempting to click?
Hi William,
> Is there a common fix for "The window size is (0, 0);" when attempting to click?
Not sure what fix do you mean...
If you are talking about TestComplete itself, I don't think this requires some fix because from the end-user point of view it is not possible to click the object of zero size.
If you are talking about the fix for DevExpress, I don't know if this an issue from their side or not. Maybe it is possible to contact them and ask a question.
If you are talking about common fix for web applications... Unfortunately, it looks like there is no common fix for this problem, because in web application the element can be of zero size, not visible because of been explicitly hidden, or not visible because of been hidden by css style, or not been visible because some of the parents is hidden. Or, even worse, the element may be visible even if some of its parents are not. So in every case for me it was a kind of investigation specific for the given web application.
I should have used the term "approach" instead of "fix".
AlexKaras wrote:Hi William,
> Is there a common fix for "The window size is (0, 0);" when attempting to click?
Not sure what fix do you mean...
If you are talking about TestComplete itself, I don't think this requires some fix because from the end-user point of view it is not possible to click the object of zero size.
