AlumniHi krkarthik_info,
It looks like the original question was resolved. Feel free to give Kudos or accept a solution among the answers you got.
Was the second question resolved as well?
Hi Tanya,
Second question not resolved yet. Still the issue exists.
Thanks,
Karthik K R
If there is more than one Sys.Process("rundll32"), then it should have an index. Sys.Process("rundll32", 2) and so forth. You need to make sure that you are referencing the correct process before you try to click on the dialog.
Hi Robert,
Object Browser shows only one running process of Sys.Process("rundll32") and I am making action (Like Clicking) on the correct dialog. Even TestComplete Log shows it performed the action correctly. It dint throw any ambiguos object recognition error message too.
Please see the below image
Even after clicking the button, the dialog remains same on the screen. But when I do manual click on No button, the dialog disappears. Expected the same behavior while running through TestComplete.
Thanks,
Karthik K R
Is there more than one instance of WIndow('#32770')? That could also be part of the issue.
Also... could be timing... while the window may be up and clicked on, there may be something else going on where the click is not recognized, some sort of background processing temporarily disabling the button. Have you tried, just for debugging purposes, putting a hard coded delay before the button click?
