test complete recognizing unexpected windows
" he OnUnexpectedWindow event occurs during the test execution when TestComplete encounters a window that was not active during the test recording. This topic explains how to create an ...
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Again, it has to do with a window being "in the way".
Say the scripts say Click on Button A on Form 1 then Enter Data in text field on Form 2 using the Keys method. That is all that's in the code, no other forms or buttons or anything is referenced. However, if after the scripts click on Button A, instead of Form 2 displaying, an error form (Form 3) is displayed. If that form is modal or set to be "always on top" AND if that form actually gets in the way of the data field on Form 2, then Form 3 is classified as an "unexpected window" and triggers the event.
Clear as mud?
Say the scripts say Click on Button A on Form 1 then Enter Data in text field on Form 2 using the Keys method. That is all that's in the code, no other forms or buttons or anything is referenced. However, if after the scripts click on Button A, instead of Form 2 displaying, an error form (Form 3) is displayed. If that form is modal or set to be "always on top" AND if that form actually gets in the way of the data field on Form 2, then Form 3 is classified as an "unexpected window" and triggers the event.
Clear as mud?
