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Re: TestComplete does not run script after browser launch even though Playback is still going on
rraghvani I believe I figured out what's causing my scripts to occasionally not run. After the browser is closed (Using Google Chrome Version 123.0.6312.105), I noticed this process is still up: TestComplete Chrome Host (32 bit). If it's still up, that's when my script hangs. If I terminate it, my script runs fine. Any reason why this isn't closed when Chrome is closed?93Views0likes1CommentRe: TestComplete does not run script after browser launch even though Playback is still going on
I see. I've been having this issue since I first started using TestComplete with my project in 2023, which was at version 15.51.4.7. For me, I most likely was still running into that issue with the version you use.25Views0likes0CommentsRe: TestComplete does not run script after browser launch even though Playback is still going on
I'm actually using a 64-bit machine, but when running TestComplete was advised to use the 32-bit version of the application for a reason I forgot why (Hence why you're seeing 32-bit in my browser processes). I actually just re-tested using the 64-bit version of TestComplete and was still able to reproduce the problem after 6 runs, so the bit doesn't seem to matter. Regarding my SmartBear Test Extension, I actually have 15.0.5.46Views0likes2CommentsRe: TestComplete does not run script after browser launch even though Playback is still going on
rraghvani Thanks for the response. I modified my script to highlight buttons as you did with yours and out of my 5 attempts, the first four attempts highlighted the buttons of my desired objects successfully while the last attempt didn't do anything (Did what I outlined in my initial post). In your modified response, you mentioned it should work without issues as long as there weren't any other Chrome instances running. I decided to check my Task Manager and with my problem run, I have one main instance of Chrome I also checked TestComplete and there are a couple of Chrome Host instances showing as well.43Views0likes4CommentsTestComplete does not run script after browser launch even though Playback is still going on
I've been having this weird issue with TestComplete where after launching the browser, it just stops doing anything while the Playback is still technically occurring (Pause/Stop buttons appear in the top-right corner of the screen while it says 'Playback' below). This problem does not occur all the time, but occurs frequently enough to where it can become an issue when running my scripts via jobs. Clicking the Pause button does nothing (Test is not paused - Status still says 'Playback'), while clicking the Stop button changes the Status to 'Stopping', but it doesn't actually stop the test; It just stays in the same state as it was when it was in 'Playback' status. In order to get out of this state, I have to force close TestComplete and then re-start, which typically results in playback to actually work next time I run my same script without any modifications made. Would anyone have any idea what's going on? I'm not doing anything fancy with my script - Just launching the browser with my desired URL, and then attempting to log in. It just decides to "freeze" after the browser launches. I wish I had logs to provide, but with the issue I'm facing I can't even see why it's doing what it's doing. Below are examples of my code lines (Not doing anything special as you can probably see - I do want to note that this happens with any browser I decide to use, not just Edge): br = Browsers.Item(btEdge); br.RunOptions = '<insert URL here>'; br.Run(); /* Below would be code of running my application. Application would freeze after the URL is launched. */ Any help would be appreciated. Thanks in advance.238Views0likes10CommentsRe: Receiving "Browser("edge") does not contain Page("*") even though "*" appears in Edge browser
Thank you for the response. While I wasn't using Chrome, it appears the same versioning rules applies to Edge as well (only supports 83-118). I'm curious if that's what causes the problems. I'll look into that.65Views0likes1CommentReceiving "Browser("edge") does not contain Page("*") even though "*" appears in Edge browser
When running a TestComplete script using the Microsoft Edge browser, I receive the following error: The Browser("edge") does not contain Page("*"). I'm not sure why I'm receiving this error as the page is in fact open. If I keep re-running my test, eventually the script will get past this error and run, but it's been happening more frequently than not. I noticed the occurrences frequented ever since TestComplete upgraded. Would anyone have any idea on how to get past this? TestComplete Version: 15.59.7.7 x86 Microsoft Edge Version: 120.0.22.10.77122Views0likes3CommentsRe: TestComplete not recognizing page even though same line previously worked
Marsha_R , When I commented out my script except for the log out, placed my recordNo variable above the log out, and ran it executed my problem line no problem. Tried it 3 times and it clicked my desired object.294Views0likes1CommentRe: TestComplete not recognizing page even though same line previously worked
Marsha_R , I did think my value was getting lost after logging out, so I printed out the recordNo value when I logged back in via Log.Message(recordNo) and the value persisted from when I first saved it earlier in the script. Since I noticed my problem line worked if I commented out Lines a - b, Lines 1 - 5, and Line c - d and start the test from Line 10 as long as re-defined recordNo, I tried creating a new variable, recordNo2, setting it to the recordNo value, and then using recordNo2 for Line 10, but still doesn't recognize it.310Views0likes0Comments