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JavaScript runtime error. TypeError: browser.Page is not a function
When I run the following, I get an error:
function myTest(){
Browsers.Item("iexplore").Run("https://www.mockaroo.com");
var browser = Browsers.Item("iexplore");
let page = browser.Page(...
Ah, I see it...
Your browser variable is storing the browser item from the Browsers object... it's not actually referencing the running web browser because... you haven't actually run it yet.
EDIT:
Misspoke. So, you are running the browser. What you need to do then is assign your variable to the running system process.
let browser = Sys.Browser('iexplore')Then you can call the page object all you want.
Hi Robert
Thanks for stopping by. I do not use NameMapping at all. But I checked it anyways to make sure there was nothing unexpected.
My trouble started yesterday as I was working on a new test.
Ah, I see it...
Your browser variable is storing the browser item from the Browsers object... it's not actually referencing the running web browser because... you haven't actually run it yet.
EDIT:
Misspoke. So, you are running the browser. What you need to do then is assign your variable to the running system process.
let browser = Sys.Browser('iexplore')
Then you can call the page object all you want.
Okay, I tried
let browser = Sys.Browser("iexplore");and it worked.
I am still wondering why Browsers.Item failing. I have used that numerous time!
I'm not sure why it worked for you before. Basically, what that line is doing is returning a BrowserInfo object, not the actual Browser process running in Windows. So, the fact that it used to work is what is the mystery to me.
Oh, well... it works now. :)Yes I am glad it is working. Thank you. :)