ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Testcomplete 11.1 intermittently crashes after a couple of hours of usage Hi , Apologies, it is 11.3 we are using. We see the issue on 11.3 Testcomplete 11.1 intermittently crashes after a couple of hours of usage Testcomplete 11.1 intermittently crashes after a couple of hours of usage It happens towards the end of my day usually. I need to close and reopen TC to get back to work. Any one seen this before? Re: FireEvent in testComplete Any ideas? FireEvent in testComplete Hi Everyone Is there a way I can use the FireEvent in my vb code in TestComplete? I am currently using Keys to enter data in textboxes but I find it quite slow. The SetText or objTextbox.Text = Value works over twice as fast. The issue is these don't fire the onchange event in our webpage as the Keys method does. I thought I would be able to use something like txtField.SetText("123") txtField.FireEvent("onChange") But it does not recognise the FireEvent method. Any ideas Re: Web testing on chrome, first execution of test very slowYes I think the alias might also get cached. Its odd because I leave the page load and check all the calls have been made before I run the 1st test. It must be related to the caching of the page and objectsRe: Mapping items in web pages, taking up to seconds to return the objectOn some screens this is taking up to 25secsMapping items in web pages, taking up to seconds to return the objectHi, When I map an object on my webpage, it can take up to 10secs for the obejct to be returned and I can set the properties on it. Is there a reason this is so slow? I have over 100 objects to map and it will take me too long to do it like thisWeb testing on chrome, first execution of test very slowHi, I am using ExtendedFind in our tests. I have a simple test that fills in 30 fields on the page. If I go to the page from our home page and run the test it takes 2m 10, if I rerun the test without going back to the home page it takes 17s. When I run the first test the page is fully loaded as I manually check the chrome degugger to see if there any processes still running. Any ideas as to why this is happening? All of our tests will experience this and so will significantly increase execution time until it is solved. Re: Find and FindChild extremely Slow in Chrome (when looking at contentText property)Hi Scott, I have been experiencing the same issues. We were originally using FindChild with IE and did not see any issues. We then switched to Chrome and tests that took 3mins in IE now take more than 12mins in Chrome. I have tried to talk to support regarding this but I got no resolutions. It seems ExtenedFind is a lot faster to use but it takes a lot more time than to namemap the objects. Support indicated to me that FindChild should be the same speed as extendedfind but the same tests using ExtFind takes 17s and with FC it takes 1m 40s. I am looking at an ID propert y that our developers have added so I think its an issue with FindChild on any property Hope it is resolved soonRe: Execution in Chrome much slower than IEI disabled some extensions and still very slow. I cannot test on IE as our application no longer support IE. Any ideas from smartbear?