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Label or coloration on keyword tests
Today in keywords tests we can make a right click Enable or Disable. I would appreciate to have more options a kind of predifined label like "to review" or "new feature", or just a color of the text of the line (red, green, orange) to identify more quickly some lines. I know we have comment lines but it's less visual.209Views0likes2CommentsRe: Object recognition in web applications
Ok I can auto reply to my question 😁, it was due to the parameter "Use XPath and CSS selectors for web objects (required for cross-plateform web tests). I disabled the parameter and I got the previous behaviour for my automated tests.545Views0likes1CommentObject recognition in web applications
Hello, It seems that there is a recent change in object recognition in web application with Chrome. When i use Object spy to reconize a control it now displays in fullname property a FindElement method, egSys.Browser("chrome").Page("https://mywebapplication.bzh").FindElement("//label[.=""Date d'intervention""]"). Previously it was a full path, egSys.Browser("chrome").Page("https://mywebapplication.bzh").Form("mainForm").Panel(0).Panel("page_content").Panel(1).Panel(1).Panel(0).Panel("s_crits").Panel(0).Panel("paramsDynamiques").Panel(0).Panel(0).Panel(0).Panel("crit_rapide_198291").Panel("crit_rapide_198291_s_selection").Panel(1).Panel(0).Panel(0).Panel(0).Label(0). My problem is that I can no more handle objects near a specific objects using '.parent' of '.child(0)', '.textnode(0)' in my scripts. Is the ".findElement" the new way testComplete reconize web objects on Chrome, is it just an option of the project?Solved552Views0likes3Comments