ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Improve test performance message creating blank selectors If it's not hampering your automation, then it's probably best to ignore it. Re: TextNode() method for Page object There was a similar question a while back, and I had provided code and screenshots. The forum Search feature seems to have changed, so I can't search for that particular post and provide you with a link. In the Objects Browser, you will see the following structure 0 is the first tab, and 1 is the second tab. You can use methods such as Activate or keypress Ctrl + 1 to bring the second tab into focus. Re: TextNode() method for Page object They are Object names. If you want to access a specific page of a tab, then you have to use BrowserWindow object. For example .BrowserWindow(1) for the second tab. Re: My test keeps failing because the actual value is true and the expected value is "true" Refer to https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/testing-with/variables/data-types/table.html Here's an example in JavaScript code, where I use the method toString() to convert the value into a string value, which can then be used in the Compare method to compare two strings. This approach can solve your issue, but ideally, you need to ensure your data is correctly defined. Re: OAuth 2.O If this is relating to ReadyAPI then see the following, https://readyapi.smartbear.com/features/auth/types/oauth2/start Oauth 2 - Script to fetch oauth profile name | SmartBear Community Gmail OAuth 2.0 API Automation Example and example SubmitListener.beforeSubmit | SmartBear Community Re: Python help What properties and methods are shown for your control, when using the Object Spy tool? Re: My test keeps failing because the actual value is true and the expected value is "true" As suspected, you are comparing a string value ("true") with a boolean value (true). The property value of Exists is either true or false. You need to look at your project variable type, and ensure it's defined as boolean Re: My test keeps failing because the actual value is true and the expected value is "true" Can you provide a screenshot of your property checkpoint and the condition? Also, what are you comparing it to, what's the actual value? Your data type mismatch could be relating to the conditional expression, is "True" equal to True? I.e. comparing a string value with a boolean value. Re: How to run the WPF application in silent mode? I suggest you refer to https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/working-with/automating/command-line-and-exit-codes/command-line.html#SilentMode and understand what SilentMode parameter does, as it is specific to TestExecute only. Without a graphical user interface, it is not possible for TestExecute to interact with your application. Same applies to Notepad or Paint, if there's no GUI, then you can not type or draw without an interface. Re: How to run the WPF application in silent mode? Without using TestComplete or TestExecute, how does your application run in "Silent Mode"? How would you manually test your application in "Silent Mode"?