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Being able to change the log attributes on an existing log item (specifically a folder)
I am trying to change the attributes on a folder based on if there are any error messages within that folder. I was wondering if this was possible. For example: [code] var goodAttr = Log.CreateNewAttributes(); goodAttr.Bold = true; goodAttr.BackColor = clLime; goodAttr.FontColor = clGreen; var badAttr = Log.CreateNewAttributes(); badAttr .Bold = true; badAttr .BackColor = clRed; badAttr .FontColor = clMaroon; foo = function() { var previousErrs = Log.ErrCount; var logFolder = Log.CreateFolder("New Folder", "Stuff that goes in this folder", pmNormal, goodAttr); Log.PushLogFolder(logFolder); // ... // Do Stuff // Some of which may be errors //... if (Log.ErrCount > previousErrs) { // This is the part I can't figure out. Log.Item(logFolder).Attr = BadAttr; } Log.PopLogFolder(); } [/code]1.4KViews2likes1CommentChange attributes on the current Folder in the log
I am trying to change the attributes on a folder based on if there are any error messages within that folder. I was wondering if this was possible. For example: [code] var goodAttr = Log.CreateNewAttributes(); goodAttr.Bold = true; goodAttr.BackColor = clLime; goodAttr.FontColor = clGreen; var badAttr = Log.CreateNewAttributes(); badAttr .Bold = true; badAttr .BackColor = clRed; badAttr .FontColor = clMaroon; foo = function() { var previousErrs = Log.ErrCount; var logFolder = Log.CreateFolder("New Folder", "Stuff that goes in this folder", pmNormal, goodAttr); Log.PushLogFolder(logFolder); // ... // Do Stuff // Some of which may be errors //... if (Log.ErrCount > previousErrs) { // This is the part I can't figure out. Log.Item(logFolder).Attr = BadAttr; } Log.PopLogFolder(); } [/code]Solved1.3KViews0likes3CommentsRe: Chrome v38 compatibility
Sorry, this is what I get for typing faster than I think. F12 was the key I meant; and "opening developers tools" is the actual actions (thus doubly ensuring confusion based on my previous statement). We are using emulation from the developer tools to check the compatibility of our site with mobile devices (thus my confusion).1.4KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Chrome v38 compatibility
The zoom is set to 100%. I am having this same problem on two different systems. What is a bit confusing is that I upgraded to 10.40 and that did correct this issue, but resulted in some problems finding controls within the web pages, so I had to go back. I am currently looking into where I can find an installer for Chrome v37 so I can get some forward momentum.1.4KViews0likes0CommentsChrome v38 compatibility
I am having some problems with web testing on Chrome v38. Any idea if/when a patch will be coming out for it? I am aware that we should not be auto-upgrading, but we are still getting up off the ground and not all of my servers are normalized yet. The issue is that the object spy/object browser incorrectly identifies the location of the controls (image attached).1.9KViews0likes5CommentsUnable to locate the iexplorer.exe process after closing
I wrote a method to close all open browsers before I start my tests (code below). At the end of my test I have a step to type ~[F4] to close the browser. What seems to be happening is the alt-F4 doesn't actually close internet explorer. I mean it closes the user interface, but the process sticks around. The next time I run the test and the CloseBrowsers method gets called, the Sys.WaitProcess line gets stuck or hangs or freezes. Those terms aren't exactly accurate as I can still use everything on the system, but the execution will not continue and cannot be stopped without terminating the iexplorer.exe process myself. I actually had 'FindAll' instead of WaitProcess at one point, but it did the same thing. I want to continue to use alt-F4 to close the browser if possible rather than a close method (for reasons too boring to go in to here). /** * @readonly * @enum {integer} Browser */ var Browser = { Chrome: btChrome, Firefox: btFirefox, IExplore: btIExplorer, Opera: btOpera, Safari: btSafari }; /** * @summary Closes all open browsers */ CloseBrowsers = function () { var resumeNext = false; // Make linters happy for (var browserName in Browser) { resumeNext = false; while (!resumeNext) { var process = Sys.WaitProcess(browserName, 0, 1); if (process.Exists) { process.Close(10000); if (process.Exists) { process.Terminate(); aqUtils.Delay(500, "Terminating process..."); } } else { resumeNext = true; } } } };1.2KViews0likes0Comments