mattcarp
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Re: How to copy a keywordttest
Hi. I've found that you can copy a test without leaving TC by right clicking on the test, choosing Save As, and typing in the new name. You will then have to right-click on the Keyword Tests section, choose Add - Existing Item, and add the previous test back in, but this may save a couple of keystrokes. Hope this helps. - matt1.7KViews0likes0CommentsRe: Issues With Mapping in Web Apps
Hi Allen. You are absolutely right in that the application that I want to test is a web based ext-js setup. As you advised, I've assigned wildcards (*) to the end of objects in the DOM which might change each time a page is rendered. I did this up the DOM tree, such that each object which had a number assigned to it is now assigned a star. Whenever getting a warning message that the identifcation of the object was ambiguous, I identified additional properties so that the warning didn't appear again. Separately, I tried 're-parenting' the item by dragging it up to the parent level of its page, and I've also (separately) flagged the checkbox which allows the object to be found anywhere within the hierarchy. I continue to receive "Object Not Found". I'm cleary missing something. I'm getting myself into an awkward position in that I promised my client that the product is the best on the market, yet I've not produced a single test since we made the purchase. Is there another route via which we can resolve this? Thank you very much. Matt Carpenter1KViews0likes0CommentsIssues With Mapping in Web Apps
Hello and thank you for creating a Novice User section, as this is certainly a novice question. I have the pleasure of testing a web-based application which dynamically creates a DOM tree with different object names each time a page loads. Thus when playing back my Keyword Tests I always get an Object Not Found. Here is an actual example for a TextNode ode that I'm trying to set a Property Checkpoint on: Aliases.firefox.pagePromo.panelExtComp1576.panelExtGen107.panelExtGen108.panelExtComp1566.Panel("ext_gen286").Panel("ext_gen287").Panel("Campaigns").Panel("ext_gen306").Panel("ext_gen308").Panel("ext_comp_1054").Panel("ext_gen345").Panel("ext_gen346").Panel("ext_gen349").Panel("ext_comp_1046").Panel("ext_gen351").Panel("ext_gen352").Panel("ext_comp_1595").Table(0).Cell(0, 5).TextNode("ext_gen19") That last TextNode has an innerHTML property of "Active Campaigns", which is what I want to verify in my Property Checkpoint. I've tried re-parenting the item, and have mapped it so that it is identified by ObjectType=TextNode, innerHTML=Active Campaigns, and className=active-breadcrumb, all of which appear to be static across runs of the application. I've set the "Extended Find" checkbox. I still get "Object Not Found" when playing back the test. Any advice on this would be greatly appreciated. Thanks! matt11KViews0likes4Comments