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vex
15 years agoContributor
Ok, so.. first off, THIS IS WONDERFUL. :)
It works like a charm and I had no idea you could do that! I would suggest to SmartBear if there already isn't, a document/support doc guiding how you can set up your testing to be portable across different OSes and/or browsers within one test would be great. Some of those tips would be awesome.
That made portability between IE and FF trivial. Thanks so much for the Eval tip and the NameMapping trick guys!
I do have one final snag I'm trying to figure out.
My process of my app test is:
1. Launch testedapp (launches in browser)
2. Create a user account
3. Start Download of Program
4. Close browser
5. Run install of program
6. At the end of the install of program, the install program itself will automatically launch the default browser.
#6 is obviously the snag -- is there an easy way to set the default web browser through a script? As it is now if I want to test IE, I have to manually set the system default browser to IE.
Cheers.
It works like a charm and I had no idea you could do that! I would suggest to SmartBear if there already isn't, a document/support doc guiding how you can set up your testing to be portable across different OSes and/or browsers within one test would be great. Some of those tips would be awesome.
That made portability between IE and FF trivial. Thanks so much for the Eval tip and the NameMapping trick guys!
I do have one final snag I'm trying to figure out.
My process of my app test is:
1. Launch testedapp (launches in browser)
2. Create a user account
3. Start Download of Program
4. Close browser
5. Run install of program
6. At the end of the install of program, the install program itself will automatically launch the default browser.
#6 is obviously the snag -- is there an easy way to set the default web browser through a script? As it is now if I want to test IE, I have to manually set the system default browser to IE.
Cheers.