Greetings.
I am working with dynamic content found within an html table (results of views, searches, etc...). When modifying the example code found here:
https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/app-testing/web/general/examples/parsing-html-tables...
When I find the record I'm looking for, I can break out of the loop and return a specific cell's value for validation quickly and easily. However, if I attempt to double click the cell or click on an edit link within the cell (both open the crud screen for the record), it takes 5+ minutes for the action to be performed. When performed, it does what it is supposed to do and opens the crud screen.
i've tried using the the loop variable "cell" to perform the action against.
Thinking it might be a problem with how the tables are parsed, I've also tried using the FindChild method to click on the elements, but I get the same delay.
There is no delay if I actually have the object NameMapped / Aliased, but that defeats the purpose of testing dynamic content for data driven tests.
Any help would be appreciated. Sanitized sample code below:
function openRecord(recordName){
var recordTable = Aliases.browser.somePage.someTable
Log.AppendFolder("Table");
for (var i = 0; i < recordTable.RowCount; i++){
Log.AppendFolder("Row " + i);
var cellName = recordTable.Cell(i, 2); //Cheating here using a specific column index.
Log.Message("cellName: " + cellName.innerText);
//Some code to remove embedded html nbsp
if(aqString.Compare(CommonUtils.removeNBSP(cellName.innerText), recordName, false) == 0){
Log.Message("FOUND IT!");
// This double click takes 5 minutes!
cellName.DblClick();
break;
}
Log.PopLogFolder();
}
Log.PopLogFolder();
}
