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Is there a document that provides developers with best practices for testers to ID objects using TC?
Our developers have asked us if there is a document or white paper of guidelines of things developers can do to make it easier to identify objects using TestComplete. We know the obvious one of IdStr but sometimes, especially with ReactJS and Kendo grids, it is all dynamic or partially dynamic (where we hook to a parent). Our developers have asked me if there are documented best practices. I've search through the help and couldn't see one, but maybe somebody knows of a doc? Thanks, AndySolved2.2KViews1like3CommentsRe: Does TestComplete 12.0 support Kendo grids?
I see what you mean, I should have been more specific. In trying out TC against the Kendo grid in my application, I can see that individual cells are clickable and accessible, but I cannot, for example, do a table checkpoint against a Kendo grid, or use some the pre-written events and properties specific to many other grid objects such as EXTJS grids. So it sounds like I have to write a bunch of custom scripts to navigate and test Kendo grids. Would that statement be more accurate? Thanks, Andy2.3KViews0likes2CommentsAdmitted newbie - is there a way I can see everywhere an object is referenced or reused?
I admit I'm new to TC. Been digging into the docs... Is there a way I can easily see all the instances where a reusable object such as a code function is used? For example - if I use a function in 27 places, is there a way I can click on that object and see all 27 consumers of that function in a list?784Views0likes1CommentIs there a reference of tips for Developers to make it easier to recognize objects in TestComplete?
I've been digging through the docs trying to find tips and techniques to provide to GUI developers that would make it a little easier to recognize objects in TestComplete. They use a lot of dynamic addressing, and we have been name mapping like crazy, but I was curious if any testers were able to come up with some ideas after working with developers to make it a little easier.Solved1.6KViews1like2Comments