Edit the mapping. You have the Alias correct as "Show_Documents" but you don't need the "Name" property in your criteria. Remove that property, it has no impact on the Alias.
I guess that's what I did then. Please see the screen shot attached.
Edit the mapping. You have the Alias correct as "Show_Documents" but you don't need the "Name" property in your criteria. Remove that property, it has no impact on the Alias.
It worked! Thanks
tristaanogrewrote:Edit the mapping. You have the Alias correct as "Show_Documents" but you don't need the "Name" property in your criteria. Remove that property, it has no impact on the Alias.
While the previous test worked, I bumped into another issue which may or may not be related to name mapping.
In Object Browser, the main menuitem name is MenuItem('Action') while the submenus under it are listed as menuitem(0), menuitem(1) and so on. The OnScreen name of the main menu is 'Action' and menuitem(0) is 'Refresh' & menuitem(1) is 'Change Adviser'
I had renamed the Alias menuitem(1) to Change_Adviser however, now, when I run my test I would expect a Click on main menu Action followed by sub menu Change Adviser but while executing the test I get a pop up message from TC "Unable to find the object that matches the "Change_Adviser" item, and then it gives me 2 options ie: Point to 'Change_Adviser' on screen & Edit the identification properties of 'Change_Adviser'. If I select first option of pointing on screen, the test fails with following reason ..... There was attempt to perform a action on a zero sized wondow........"The window size is (0, 0); the screen rectangle: the left top corner is (0, 0), the right bottom corner is (0, 0). Tested object: A. Editing the property too has no success.
I am not sure what's wrong here, would you be able to suggest anything ? Screenshot attached for more details. Thanks
IF the secondary menu does not appear until you click on the first, you can't easily just point at the menu or find it on screen. Instead of the drag-the-target method for finding objects in these situations, there's an option for SHIFT-CTRL-A... you select that, take your mouse to where you want it, click what you need, and then enter that keystroke to capture the highlighted object.
I would prefer that option but when I use CTRL+Shift+A, I get a different aliases altogether and when I right click on that alias and select option 'Show in Object Browser' it gives me an error message that "unable to highlight alias object in object browser panel, as it does not exist". Therefore, I am trying to use the object which exist in object browser rather than going CTRL+Shift+A route.
