Name Mapping not Working in Latest Version

Question

I am encountering a problem with name mapping in TestComplete where my script cannot find my mapped object. The mapped object is definitely visible, and if i go into the name mapping section of TestComplete and press "Highlight" test complete can see that it is on the screen and highlights it. It specifically cannot see the mapped object when the script is being run.This name mapping worked in an older version(15.61), however in the newest version of test complete(15.76). I am not sure exactly between which versions it stops working. When I initially ran into this issue, most people suggested just rolling back to the previous version, and 15.61 was the only installer i had that i knew would work. I am trying to solve this without rolling back versions because i would like to use python 3.11.Thank you, any help is appreciated.

rraghvani · Answer

You need to provide more content - are you testing against a Browser or Desktop application? If TestComplete can identify and highlight the UI object, then when you run your script what is changing? Are you using Classic of XPath?

jgibbs343 · Answer

I am testing against a Desktop application. When i run the the script nothing is changing. To the point that if i leave the application on the screen where TestComplete tells me it cant find it, and press highlight in name mapping, it highlights it.I am using classic name mapping.

rraghvani · Answer

Are you able to create a new project, create a name mapping for the object, and perform the required action on the object?
What is the FullName property value of your object?

jgibbs343 · Answer

( Replied in the wrong place, and cant delete comments )

jgibbs343 · Answer

Ill attempt it in a new project. In my existing one, i Deleted and re-defined the existing Name Mapping and that didn't work, so I will check if changing projects helps.the FullName isSys.Process("Phoenix").Window("Phoenix", "Phoenix", 1).Window("MDIClient", "", 1).Window("AfxFrameOrView140su", "Phoenix", 1).Window("AfxFrameOrView140su", "", 1).Window("#32770", "", 10)