IE status bar alert sign

Hi Dave,

Here's the solution:

if (Sys.Process("iexplore").IEFrame(0).Tab("C:\\test2.html - Windows Internet Explorer").Window("msctls_statusbar32", "", 1).wImage(0) != null)

{ // There was an error

  Log.Error("A JavaScript error occurred.");

}

Hi Dave,

That's a TestComplete wrapper property added to standard status bar controls. The script works perfectly on my machine with IE 7. What version of IE are you using?

Hi Dave,

I'm using TestComplete 7.52 (and the property was introduced in TestComplete 7, as far as I remember). Do you use an older version of TestComplete?

BTW, you may consider using Region checkpoints as an alternative (see the "Region Checkpoints" help topic ( http://www.automatedqa.com/support/viewarticle.aspx?aid=2984 ) for more information).

Hi Dave,

The property is added to status bar controls recognized as Win32 status bars by TestComplete. In order to make the problematic object be recognized as a Win32 status bar, the "Object Mapping | Win32 Controls and Windows | Status bar" property of your project must be set to "*StatusBar*" and enabled (this is the default value).

Hi Dave,

Please post an image showing the Extended section of the problematic object's properties here. Also, please zip your entire project suite folder along with the log of the failed test execution and post the archive. Make sure that messages in your log correspond to the latest version of your tests.