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ArmandsBruns's avatar
ArmandsBruns
Frequent Contributor
12 years ago

TC 9.30 doesn't see the objects in a table

Hi,



If TC 9.30 doesn't see the objects in a table, what is possible solution to find one of this objects?



Best regards

  • TanyaYatskovska's avatar
    TanyaYatskovska
    12 years ago

    Hi Armands,


     


    In most cases, child objects of grid controls are internal, so TestComplete does not recognize them as individual objects and does not show them in the Object Spy. To access these objects, you need to use native methods/properties of their parent objects. You can find out from your control's documentation what particular methods/properties you need to use.


     

  • TanyaYatskovska's avatar
    TanyaYatskovska
    SmartBear Alumni (Retired)
    12 years ago

    Hi Armands,


     


    In most cases, child objects of grid controls are internal, so TestComplete does not recognize them as individual objects and does not show them in the Object Spy. To access these objects, you need to use native methods/properties of their parent objects. You can find out from your control's documentation what particular methods/properties you need to use.


     

  • leticia_ceeme's avatar
    leticia_ceeme
    New Contributor
    12 years ago
    Hi, 



    have you tried simulating clicks on the objects you would like to see to make them editable? Once the objects are editable, I think TC is able to get them. I don´t know if this is the proper way, but this is what I do when I find something like that. 
  • ArmandsBruns's avatar
    ArmandsBruns
    Frequent Contributor
    12 years ago
    Hi Leticia,



    Thanks for your response



    Yes, I have tried to simulating clikcs on the objects (Yes, they are editable), but  the same "FullName" for all objects:

    Sys.Process("MySysProcess").Window("Gupta:Dialog", "*", 1).Window("Gupta:ChildTable", "*", 1).Window("Gupta:Chil:ListClip", "", 2).Window("Gupta:Chil:Container", "0", 1).Window("Button", "", 1)