Google Chrome v36

I have tests running in v36 but it is extreamly slow. The same tests take 2-3mins in IE and Safari take 7-8 mins in Chrome v36

Hi,

Hello, Test cl

Also check the following:

1) If TestComplete Extension is enabled in Chrome

2) When opening a web page, Chrome 35-36 may display a pop-up "SmartBear TestComplete 10 needs your permission to run."

If so, then select "Always run on this site".

Thanks guys



Test Complete can launch the website, and enter user name and password correctly, but the script fails and stops at the clicking login button with the following error:

form.submitbuttonLogin.ClickButton();

"There was an attempt to perform an action at point (41,31) which is invisible or out of the window bounds"



I can see that there is a message 'waiting until the overlapped window become visible' showing on the top right corner when running the script.

I dont think it is related to the timing issue as I add the breakpoint on the clicking button line and then the script still fails.



Script

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Any helps to resolve this overlapped windows problem?

Can anyone help as I get stuck in this simple script?

 

Hi, Test cl



I'm not quite sure what TestedApps.WebApp1.Run(); does in your script. Looks like it starts some application (or another instance of Chrome) which is recognized as overlapping window.



Try this script. Will it work?

function Test4()

{

  var browser;

  var page;

  var form;

  var textbox;

  Browsers.Item(btChrome).Run("http://support.smartbear.com/Samples/TestComplete10/WebOrders/Login.aspx");

  browser = Aliases.browser;  

  page = browser.pageSupportSmartbearComSamplesTe;

  form = page.formAspnetform;

  textbox = form.textboxMaincontentUsername;

  textbox.SetText("Tester");  

  form.passwordboxMaincontentPassword.SetText("test");

  form.submitbuttonLogin.ClickButton();

  page.Wait();

  page.formAspnetform.linkLogout.Click();

  page.Wait();

}

Regards, Artem

Hi Test cl,



unfortunatelly I am facing the same problem. Generally with web objects location within the page. I am trying to click on the Login icon from Jscript. When I use Iexplore for the same script everything works like a charm, but when I use Chrome, then TC is actually clicking on the wrong position on the page istead of on the login icon.

- I am using native webpage method, meaning I will findweb object according to his id, store it and then trying to click on it.



I have tried almost everything, reinstalled both TC as well as Chrome, the extension is allowed, run chrome in different modes, nothing is working :/ Please let me knoe if ou find the solution or cause of the problem. Thank you

Hi Martin,