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sborno
Occasional Contributor
2 months ago

Problems by validating a tooltip of a wpf application

Dear community, I've encountered the following issue with a keyword test, as shown in the attached picture: The keyword test consists of 6 steps: Lines 1 to 4 and Lines 6 to 7. Line 5 is a manual i...
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JDR2500
Frequent Contributor
2 months ago

Is displaying the tooltip a requirement of your validation?  The reason I ask is you can probably verify the text without displaying it.  The text is likely a property of the control itself.  In my below example you can see the tooltip as a property of the WPF button.

 

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    sborno
    Occasional Contributor
    30 days ago
    Hi, JDR2500
     
    Thank you for your answer!
     
    The display of the tooltip is mandatory requirement. The visibility of the tooltip on the screen does not seem to be the problem here either.
     
    The complex tooltip object could be grapped in both cases, but most of it's properties are having the value "Error: the object invoked has disconnected from its clients" in the second case.
     
    It is visible on the screen in both cases, so how can the object always be retrieved with valid properties?
     
    The visibility of the wpf object is triggered by bindings and the object is defined like this:
    ListBox -> DataTemplate -> Canvas -> Canvas.ToolTip
     
    Furhermore it doesn't matter if the command "Process.Refresh()" is deactivated or not.
    Any ideas what could be the source of the problem and how to solve it? - Thanks a lot!