ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: OnUnexpectedWindow / List of VBScript functionsHey Robert, See the period in the last post of yours? The forum allowed me to edit your post. That is very strange...Re: OnUnexpectedWindow / List of VBScript functionsThat worked. Thanks alot!!Re: OnUnexpectedWindow / List of VBScript functionsRobert, Nope, that is not the answer. :) When I do that, all that is logged is "Message from webpage" which is the title of the dialog. I need the contents("The following error(s) occurred:- Name is required.") Thanks though... :)Re: OnUnexpectedWindow / List of VBScript functionsWhen I highlight the object, I get this (attached) and can see the info I need in the WndCaption Property. How do I get to it???Re: OnUnexpectedWindow / List of VBScript functionsJackson, Thank you for the reply. I have looked at the object browser and cannot get the info I need. Attached is a screenshot of what I see in the object browser. What I cannot access is "Window("Static", "The following error(s) occurred:"&Chr(10)&"- Name is required."&Chr(10), 2)" as it contains the info I need to compare against. OnUnexpectedWindow / List of VBScript functionsHi all, This is a 2 part question: Where can I find a list of available VBScript functions available in TestComplete 8.10.487.7? When using an "EventControl_OnUnexpectedWindow", there are 3 parameters: Sender, Window and LogParams. What properties are available for these objects? I have a JS Alert box appear with specific form validation error messages and I need to compare the contents of the alert box with known and expected messages and log the result. Does Sender or Window contain the details of the JS alert? Thank you in advance. AdamComparing the value of a hidden fieldHi all, I am trying to compare the value of a hidden field with an expected value that is stored in a spreadsheet that is used as part of a data driven loop. The example I found in the "TestComplete 8 Made Easier" book is for a text field and does not seem to work as I expected on a hidden field. The field looks like: <input type=hidden name=cartPackage value="AR"> I set the "Call Object Method" in my keyword test to: Sys.Process("iexplore").Page("*").NativeWebObject.Find("name", "*cartPackage*", "input") Then select "Find", But what is supposed to be in the fields labelled "PropNames" and "PropValues"? I set PropNames to "cartPackage" and PropValues to "Project.Variables.TestMatrix("Package")" which is where the expected value is stored. I then use a If...Then block set to "Last Operation Result" Does Not Equal "False" The documentation says: "If no object matching the search criteria was found, the Find method returns a stub object that only contains the Exists property equal to False. So, you can check the Exists property value of the returned object to determine whether the search was successful." So how do I see what is in the "Exists" property in a keyword test? Please let me know if I'm on the right path and possibly what I'm missing.