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Re: Web recording - multiple chars recorded and mouse-clicks not recorded
Are you using the the supported browsers as mentioned in https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/app-testing/web/supported-browsers/index.html ? I do use TC for web application testing, but I don't use WebView2. I suggest you get back to Support, and get an update on your support case.14Views1like1CommentRe: Object spy crashes application
Hi Gane195. Are you able to find out what language and framework your application uses? Was it working before upgrading TC? Ensure your application is supported, check Supported Technologies and Applications. It's not relating to the scripting language, VBScript. Your application is preventing Object Spy from looking at it's methods and properties. You'll need to liaise with your developers to try and diagnose the issue, SmartBear Support will be able to point you in the right direction.24Views1like2CommentsRe: Object spy crashes application
There has been a number of issues with the latest version of TestComplete! You can download a previous version of TestComplete via the URL https://downloads.smartbear.com/TestComplete1577SLM.exe - just change the version number to an appropriate value.11Views0likes0CommentsRe: NameError: name 'Aliases' is not defined
You haven't mentioned the exact version or scripting language you are using, so I'm assuming you are using TC v15.77 and Python. You can download a previous version of TestComplete via the URL https://downloads.smartbear.com/TestComplete1577SLM.exe - just change the version number to an appropriate value.120Views1like0CommentsRe: ....Preparing an object recognition hint....
I was giving a brief description of how TestComplete works (and generally how programming works). Hence "Imagine this scenario". It's difficult to provide a possible solution without seeing the actual code, Object Browser and the UI objects you are trying to interact with.27Views0likes1CommentRe: ....Preparing an object recognition hint....
Imagine this scenario - you have two name-mapped objects in TestComplete - Object1, which is currently visible in the Object Browser (i.e. present in memory), and Object2, which is not visible (i.e. not in memory at the moment). When you run the check: if (Object1.Exists) TestComplete finds Object1 already in memory, so it can immediately access its properties (like .Exists, .Visible, etc.) and quickly return true. However, for: if (Object2.Exists) Since Object2 is not currently in memory, TestComplete doesn't immediately know whether it exists or not. So it enters a waiting state - controlled by the Auto-wait timeout setting (default: 10 seconds under Tools > Options > Playback > Runtime). During this time, TestComplete repeatedly tries to find Object2 in the application. This is the issue that you are facing. To resolve this issue use one of the WaitNNN methods. For example, var obj = object.WaitAliasChild("Object2", 1000); // Wait up to 1 seconds if (obj.Exists) ...12Views0likes3Comments
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