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Custom Issue/item type and usage
Hello all - Wondering if it's possible to create a custom issue or entity type and form associated with it to manage the new item type records. Then in other issue type records, like to add a custom field to refer this new issue type/entity. Is this possible in Zephyr Scale or any other versions? Appreciate if anyone shed some light.567Views0likes3CommentsRe: TC11 Findchild extremely slow
I suggest you to tell TestComplete to go and find the objects with in the specific browser you are going to run. Set UsernameTextbox = Sys.Process("iexplorer").FindChild(Array("ObjectType","ObjectLabel","VisibleOnScreen"),Array("Textbox","Username","True"),10,True) or Set UsernameTextbox = Sys.Process("chrome").FindChild(Array("ObjectType","ObjectLabel","VisibleOnScreen"),Array("Textbox","Username","True"),10,True) If you ask TC to find blindly on the whole system, then obviuosly it would take lot of time. Have some Project Variable for whic browser to run and select the browser while start running.3.2KViews0likes1CommentRe: Navigate to a specific URL action not showing?
I think you can use Browsers collection here like if you added your browser to the collection. Browsers.Item(btIExplorer).Run url Also you will be having Run Browser and Navigate keywords. https://support.smartbear.com/viewarticle/68303/1.5KViews1like0CommentsRe: Traverse a Tree in Find Object
He is saying to write some helper function like below and utilize. Function FindObject(parentObj, intLevel, strPropChild1, strPropChild2, ...) Dim intFind For intFind = 1 To intLevel Set parentObj= parentObj.Find("strPropChild" & intFind) 'Here you can pass the data like: "ID=ABCD;Name=abcd" and do the manipulation and pass to Find 'Also handle the errors Next Set FindObject = parentObj End Function For Ex: Consider the below hierarchy and their properties parent1 --> ID=p1 - Child1 ---> ID=c1 and class=c1 - Child2 --- > Name=abc Set finalObject = FindObject(parent1, 2, "ID=c1 and class=c1", "Name=abc")2KViews0likes1CommentRe: Traverse a Tree in Find Object
Not sure what you are expecting. If you want to access objects in the child levels, you can use depth. If you have unique properties, then you can do by passing DEPTH. someParent.Find(PropName1, PropVal1, Depth) For Ex: Your object is in 3rd sub level from your parent; (You can see the hierarchy using Object Explorer) -- 3rdParent --- 2ndParent (1st sub level) --- 1stParent (2nd sub level) --- yourObject (3rd sub level) 3rdParent.Find(PropName1, PropVal1, 3) Based on the DEPTH you are passing, FIND will search up to that level using the passed properties/values.2KViews0likes6CommentsRe: Not able to copy a file to shared folder which is located in another vm though it is accessible
Did you tried with simple code, without network mapping. Set oFSO = CreateObject("Scripting.FileSystemObject") oFSO.CopyFile "C:\Files\Test.txt", "\\compname\c$\destination_Folder\Test.txt", True If not working, try to manually MAP to the network and pass the network path and try.2KViews0likes3Comments