Simplified WPF Object Tree
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Simplified WPF Object Tree
We have some objects that aren't available if we use simplified WPF Object Tree. I understand it's purpose.
Is it possible to see specific objects in the object tree that usually vanish if we select "Simplified WPF Object Tree" ?
I tried adding those classes in the composite objects list, but still no luck. Any other alternate?
Thanks in advance.
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Hi,
Just an idea: what if you try to search for these objects using .FindChild() method?
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Hi @AlexKaras, I tried to check the child items and still I can't access these "hidden" objects if I use simplified WPF Tree. Is there any other way to make an exception for certain classes not to be hidden by simplified WPF Tree?
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Hi,
It is my understanding that if filtered-out objects cannot be found via .FindXXX() as well, then the only alternative is to disable Simplified WPF tree.
You may create Support ticket via the https://support.smartbear.com/message/?prod=TestComplete form to get an official reply (and, maybe a workaround).
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