> if you're moving too fast [...]
For me 'to be not too fast' while recording is to wait until TestComplete draws red rectangle aroung the object hovered with mouse. And continue with clicks/drags only after rectangle appears.
Slow... But more of less reliable.
Just my $0.02.
Because TestComplete may be trying to map the object that you're recording the keystrokes on, if you're moving too fast, it may lose track of the component before the mapping is complete... I've seen this happen personally.
Try mapping the component first then do the recording and see if that corrects the problem.
Hey Robert, thanks for replying,
The problem is that I don't manage to map it, so I tried to record it to get the mapping done...
Gotcha.
What's preventing the manual mapping? Is it a control that only appear on hover or something? Have you tried the CTRL-A way of mapping?
Also, do you have "Use extended find when possible" setting turned on? because, if so, you could be running into a long search process in finding the object which may be slowing down the recorded mapping.
Hi,
yes I tried Ctrl-A.
The issue is that I have 2 dropdown lists that are quite difficult to use at the same time.
I'm trying to use CSS with QuerySelector but the dropdown lists have inputs integrated to type first letters of the selection, but at the first click the list un-select (like if I had release the mouse button).
I finally manage to use theses 2 lists at the same time but I'm not really satisfied...
