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AlexeyKolosov
Staff
14 years agoHi Senthil,
Try acting in the following way:
1. Open your Sandbox page in IE.
2. Use the Object Spy window to "catch" the page object.
3. In the Object Spy window, click the Highlight Object in the Object Tree button.
4. In the Object Browser panel (you will be switched to it automatically), right-click the selected object and select Show Object in Name Mapping Editor from the context menu - you will be switched to the Name Mapping editor.
5. For the selected object, in the Properties pane to the right, you should see the ObjectType and URL properties. You need to modify the value of the URL property: replace the part of the value that differs for your Sandbox and production pages with "*" (without quotes). See the Specifying Identification Property Values help topic to learn how to do this.
What are your results after this?
The current problem is it works for sandbox but not for production testing. The error it gives is textbox object not found in the production. But the sandbox and production pages are same.
Try acting in the following way:
1. Open your Sandbox page in IE.
2. Use the Object Spy window to "catch" the page object.
3. In the Object Spy window, click the Highlight Object in the Object Tree button.
4. In the Object Browser panel (you will be switched to it automatically), right-click the selected object and select Show Object in Name Mapping Editor from the context menu - you will be switched to the Name Mapping editor.
5. For the selected object, in the Properties pane to the right, you should see the ObjectType and URL properties. You need to modify the value of the URL property: replace the part of the value that differs for your Sandbox and production pages with "*" (without quotes). See the Specifying Identification Property Values help topic to learn how to do this.
What are your results after this?