Problem with perform click operation on PopupMenu
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Problem with perform click operation on PopupMenu
I am using jscript
I want to perform click opearation on PopupMenu object but its giving Error like PopupMenu is null or not an object
Object Properties values are -
Exists -True
Enabled - True
Name - WPFObject("Popup")
Visible - False
VisibleOnScreen - False
PopupMenu - null
I tried adding delay and waitProperty to wait until objects becomes visible on screen but not worked 😞
Any suggestions are welcome ..
Thanks in advance 🙂
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More information, please.
Can you give the actual code that you're using? Are you using NameMapping to find the object? Can you give us a screenshot of the Object Browser showing the object in question with properties, hierarchy, etc?
My guess:
Popupmenus are not recognized in TestComplete as objects to be "found" and interacted with. They are properties on an object that allow a "Click" methodology.
So, what you SHOULD do is have your parent object use that property as indicated in the documentation above. Something like
parentObject.PopupMenu.Click("MenuItem")
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I am not using Name mapping
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OK, then your code should be
WPFObject('Tbutton').Click()
WPFObject('Tbutton').PopupMenu.Click("Menu Item")
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Well , I tried but it doesnt work , giving Error : PopupMenu is null or not an object
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The code of the AUT doesn't help. Please provide the code you are actually executing in TestComplete. We'll need that to determine what's going wrong.
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Thanks tristaanogre!
@deshmukh Is this possible to provide the actual code? That would help the Community to try and troubleshoot!
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Provided code in Private Message , Plz have a look
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I'm coping the code that I received via PM here so that the whole community can contribute to solution.
function commit() {
var umprocess =Sys.Process("Simplivity.UpgradeManager.View");
var tButton = umprocess.WPFObject("HwndSource: Shell", "HPE SimpliVity Upgrade Manager").WPFObject("Shell", "HPE SimpliVity Upgrade Manager", 1).WPFObject("RootGrid").WPFObject("ContainerView", "", 1).WPFObject("Grid", "", 1).WPFObject("ContentPresenter", "", 1).WPFObject("FederationView", "", 1).WPFObject("Grid", "", 1).WPFObject("radTreeListView").WPFObject("TreeListViewRow", "", 4).WPFObject("GridViewCell", "", 3).WPFObject("Grid", "", 1).WPFObject("Border", "", 1).WPFObject("Grid", "", 1).WPFObject("Tbutton")
tButton.Click();
aqUtils.Delay(200000);
var CommitMenu = tButton.PopupMenu
if(CommitMenu != null)
{
CommitMenu.Click();
}
}
Now that we have that code... where exactly does the error occcur? On which line of the code?
Also, note that clicking on a popup menu, as per the documentation that I provided earlier, requires you to indicate WHAT item on that menu you're clicking.
Another suggestion.... have you tried recording the steps? It might be that what we think is the proper popup menu isn't the right one. If you record a simple script with interaction with the components you want, that should show better what's going on.
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tButton.Click();
aqUtils.Delay(200000);
var CommitMenu = tButton.PopupMenu
PopupMenu well may be not a child of the tButton object, but a child of some other window. Try to highlight it using Object Spy in the Point-And-Fix mode and check the hierarchy for the given popup menu object.
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