rraghvani
Champion Level 3User Profile
Champion Level 3
User Widgets
Contributions
Re: Web ID, crashing TC
I'm assuming you are changing the ID from "document-list-filters-filter_0e73246f" to "document-list-filters-filter_0e732y6f" because TestComplete is no longer able to identify the object with that attribute, as it's dynamically changing? If that's the case, the you need to use wildcard i.e. "document-list-filters-filter_*".Re: Web ID, crashing TC
So you are referring to Name Mapping. TestComplete provides the option to use XPath Expressions or the Classic Approach to locate web elements based on their attributes. If you have created a name mapping where an attribute contains a name plus a number, and that number changes dynamically. Then you can use Wildcards to handle the variation. The most important part of working with TestComplete is understanding how object identification works. This involves defining the search criteria that TestComplete uses to locate a specific object. TestComplete can locate objects, without having an ID!Re: Converting VB Script Tests
If you understand what each line of your VBScript is doing, translating it to JavaScript becomes fairly straightforward. However, you'll likely need to refactor the tests - especially to separate and properly handle embedded test data so it fits into a data driven framework. Unfortunately, TestComplete doesn't provide any built-in way to automatically convert scripts between languages, so this process is mostly manual.Re: Debugging problem in TestComplete on Windows 11
It seems like this issue hasn't been reported by anyone else here yet. Without trying the exact example and steps you've been provided, it’s difficult to suggest a reliable solution. It may be best to open a support ticket with SmartBear for further assistance.Re: Debugging problem in TestComplete on Windows 11
You are still using your existing project - create a new project as your current project settings may cause issues. It also seems like you are not using the exact code that I had provided, as I am only passing two parameters - DDT.ExcelDriver("C:\\Temp\\Book1.xlsx", "Sheet1"); and you seem to have two DDT's (on line 23 and 26)!
