ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsTrying to supress or resize error icons on the log reportWhen I look at a log on screen, I can see the message text but when I try and print it, the icons take vast amounts of space and truncate the useful message. Used to work Ok in TC7.5 and maybe TC8. Anyone know how to resize the icons.Print Preview of Results seems to have far too much space for icon I n Test Complete 9, when I try and print results, the icon gets vast amounts of space and the message is severely truncated. It seemed fine in TC8.70 See attachment.Re: Line click seems to break undo/redo bufferThanks Jared, I should have upgraded from 8.70 before reporting this. :-) Line click seems to break undo/redo bufferWhen you are in the editor and type a few characters, then undo them, they are are in the redo buffer. However, if you click on another line then the redo-buffer gets flushed. Is this a bug or a 'feature'?Re: Creating a test item through a scriptWell the Project.TestItems doesn't seem to have an add method so it is unclear how to do it. Which is a shame because it was on my todo list for a test suite.Re: Log.SaveResultsAs(fName,1) hanging probably indefinitelyYes, I received a patch from SmartBear support that resolved the problem. I haven't upgraded to 9.0 yet but I expect the patch has made its way into the TC9.0 build.Log.SaveResultsAs(fName,1) hanging probably indefinitelyI have a modest test suite in JScript running on 8.70 The export of the log seems unbelievable slow. Are there any work-arounds? Re: Splitting up my exported logsWe have a similar problem and would welcome the ability to flush the current logs with a script command so we can manage our own log partitioning.Webservice Call sliding a datetime based on the time-zoneI am testing in NZ which is currently 13 hours different from UTC/GMT. I am running TC8.70.727.7 When I use javascript to pass in a datetime to webservice stub, in the watch variable list the variable is clearly 16/6/2012 but when it arrives inside the webservice, it has become 15/6/2012 at 11am. Both my client and service are Windows machines in the same timezone with the same regional settings. I am assuming that the generated webservice proxy has a datetime/timezone bug.Was having trouble interpreting a response from a webservice in JScriptI am using TestComplete 8.70.727.7 to do functional testing on a SOAP web service for the first time. when I call a webservice such as: var wsResult = WebServices.CommCalcService.CalculateLapseCancel14DayFreeLook(219027, 2, "20/01/2012 3:06:01 p.m.", "chris", "testcomplete"); Then I get back a response object whose properties exactly match the XML. Excellent so far. However, they seem to have a typename of ArrayOfBlah and I don't know how to handle that in JScript? Such as XML result like: <root> <logs> <logLine>aaaaaa</logLine> <logLine>bbbbb</logLine> <logLine>cccccc</logLine> <logs> </root> After some help file frustration and then trial and error, I found the simple answer: var myLogLines = wsResult.logs.logLine.toArray() The answer was on actually in the help topic "Calling Web Service Methods That Use Out Parameters" but it was a case of being able to find the answer only after you already knew the answer. I would recommend that this snippet of information appears in several other help topics to make it easier to find. In particular, it would be useful on help topics "Working With SOAP Requests' and Responses' Data From Scripts" and "WebServiceInfo.ParseResponse"