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Is the content rendered within an Iframe?
Chromium browsers can be tricky with iFrames however you can configure the browser to make the content within the frame accessible.
See this doc outlining what needs to be configured in Edge or Chrome
https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/app-testing/web/common-tasks/frames.html
KR
Vinnie
- ThomasCasserly2 years agoFrequent Contributor
Good question and I have no idea, will have to ask the Devs and if it is the iFrame issue I will check out the link.
Thanks for the suggestion👍👍
- ThomasCasserly2 years agoFrequent Contributor
Just in relation to this point. The sibling element
span > span.rf-layout-row > span.rf-message-red.rf-cell-label.rf-column-label-xl
can be detected by TestComplete. Would this be possible if there was an iFrame? I'm assuming both the siblings, including the undetectable one, would be affected by the iFrame. So if one is detectable and one not does that indicate that there is no iFrame, and something else is the issue?
- vinniew2 years agoStaff
Hi Thomas
Sorry for the delay.
In order to access the iframe content we would need to run the browser in a certain way ie disabling web security etcThats all mentioned in the doc.
However, if a sibling object is accessible it may not be a frame issue.
I would recommend engaging with our support team
https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/message/
Feel free to message me privately the case number.
If its possible for me to replicate on my machine it would be great
KR
Vinnie
- ThomasCasserly2 years agoFrequent Contributor
Resolved it myself by editing the HTML of the loaded page. The undetected object was a <span>, which was empty, but had classes assigned for CSS formatting. When I added a text character to it, this then made the control detectable and I mapped it. Removed the added text after mapping and control remained detectable to TestComplete.
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