We are trying to verify the browsertitle and message on the web page but Testcomplete do not recognize it . Attach the screenshot.
We are using
Sys.Browser("*").Page("*").contentDocument.body; For the text on the web page but it return empty string
We are using for browser title
Sys.Browser("*").Page("*").contentDocument.title but it returns empty string.
You're wildcarding an AWFUL lot in your identification of the page. If you have any other browser open to any other page in your system, you will run into a problem with unique identification. What happens when you replace the wildcards with the actual browser name and page URL that you're attempting to access? Does it work better for you then?
In addition to Robert's reply: any real reason to use contentDocument property but not the properties provided by TestComplete?
Also, can you provide a code snippet (along with the navigation to the page) that returns empty values?
I am killing all the browser process before the script invoke the application.
Yes Testcomplete do not recognize the object that is why we cannot use the properties. One thing I noted
Under the Web testing when I check the option "Use XPath and CSS selectors for web objects(required for cross-platform web tests) then do the object spy then object spy highligh the text as attached in the screenshot.
