WPF elements in ObjectBrowser
I see that not all the layers that are availabe for a WPF application are displayed in Test Complete, Object Browser. I attach two screen captures, one from TestComplete and one from Snoop. ...
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The object to which the tooltip is attached should have a property or method that returns the tooltip text. For example, if you have a button like this:
FindChild doesn't search for internal objects returned by properties; you need to access these internal objects directly through the appropriate property.
If you could tell us the class name of your tested object, and maybe also posted some screenshots or a sample application, we could give more specific advice on how to access the tooltip.
you can get the tooltip text using the button's Tooltip property.
<!-- XAML -->
<Button Width="100" Height="25" ToolTipService.ToolTip="This will do nothing though.">Click me!</Button>
FindChild doesn't search for internal objects returned by properties; you need to access these internal objects directly through the appropriate property.
If you could tell us the class name of your tested object, and maybe also posted some screenshots or a sample application, we could give more specific advice on how to access the tooltip.
