Originally posted by johnsski on May 21, 2025
Hi
We’ve just downloaded the latest but now we find we have limited right click options in the script editor, see screen shot below. Do we need to now turn something on or is it a bug? Thanks
Originally posted by johnsski on May 21, 2025
Hi
We’ve just downloaded the latest but now we find we have limited right click options in the script editor, see screen shot below. Do we need to now turn something on or is it a bug? Thanks
Originally posted by SejalB on May 21, 2025
Hi, I am even facing the same issue for V15.75.22.7. - Not able to see right click Go to declaration and Find Usages options.
I have looked in the Panel options too but What you have posted above I have all options ticked in my Setting .
Please, Can you let me know which options I need to tick to enable Go to declaration and FInd Usage?
Originally posted by johnsski on May 21, 2025
rraghvani Thanks but as Sejal said below, I also have all the Panel options ticked as you suggested.
Originally posted by rraghvani on May 21, 2025
Ah OK. I was too slow to respond!
Could you create a new project, with a few methods to see if the option appears? If it doesn’t then I suggest opening a ticket via https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/message/
Originally posted by johnsski on May 21, 2025
rraghvani Thanks but too late - we’ve already un-installed & installed 15.74
Originally posted by scot1967 on May 21, 2025
I am on Version 15.74.33.7. I did not install the last update. My options are default and I can see the missing menu options. I am good.
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Originally posted by Hassan_Ballan on May 21, 2025
Not sure if that would help.
Try to uninstall, reboot, and perform a new install. That would reset all your options to default, and try creating a new project. With my experience I did find myself once in a pickle with these options as I was upgrading my existing installation.
If you still have the issue, as suggested initiate a support call.
Originally posted by scot1967 on May 21, 2025
Which version are you running?
Originally posted by Hassan_Ballan on May 21, 2025
This was experienced few years back, and not specific to a version. The only way to restore TestComplete options to defaults, is to perform a new install. Continuously upgrading retains existing options, and that may not be inline with modified options.
Originally posted by bknutson on May 21, 2025
FYI - I am not sure if a ticket had been opened yet so I created one so the ball can get rolling on it. It’s actually a really pain not to have those options.
The ticket number created was ‘00711347’
Originally posted by scot1967 on May 22, 2025
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Originally posted by AlexiSage on May 28, 2025
This is a tool I use a lot. Please fix it quickly.
Thanks.
Originally posted by Hassan_Ballan on May 28, 2025
Hi AlexiSage ,
I totally understand your concern, it’s definitely frustrating when a tool you rely on hits a snag. Just to clarify, this is a community forum, so while we can help troubleshoot and share findings, we don’t have direct control over bug fixes or development timelines.
That said, it’s great that a support ticket has already been created with SmartBear. They’re the ones who can prioritize and address the issue. If you haven’t already, you might consider adding your voice to the support case by creating a ticket. sometimes having multiple affected users helps bring attention to the issue more quickly.
Thanks for being part of the discussion!
Originally posted by JDR2500 on June 02, 2025
I have the same problem. However, I did discover that Ctrl + click works in place of ‘Go to Declaration’.
Originally posted by bknutson on July 10, 2025
FYI - The latest version of TestComplete (15.76.5.7) appears to have added these options back into the menus.