Toolbars, Menu's and Checkpoints
Finally starting to look at the possibility of using checkpoints. In Winrunner, we used them a whole bunch, they were great. In QTP, we never used them, they were horrible. I want to be ...
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anna_v
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StaffHi,
An object checkpoint is what you actually need. You can select a set of objects (that is, a menu/toolbar and all its items) and specify a combination of properties you need to check (e.g. Enabled, Visible, Exists, Text - whatever you need to verify). To do this, select the "Store data of the selected object and its children" (in TestComplete 8, this option is called "Store properties of child objects" option) while creating a checkpoint.
For more information on object checkpoints, refer to TestComplete's help.
Please let me know if you need anymore assistance.
Ann
I want to be able to check toolbar buttons (exists, visible, enabled, etc.) as well as menu objects and their children.
An object checkpoint is what you actually need. You can select a set of objects (that is, a menu/toolbar and all its items) and specify a combination of properties you need to check (e.g. Enabled, Visible, Exists, Text - whatever you need to verify). To do this, select the "Store data of the selected object and its children" (in TestComplete 8, this option is called "Store properties of child objects" option) while creating a checkpoint.
For more information on object checkpoints, refer to TestComplete's help.
Please let me know if you need anymore assistance.
Ann