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ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: How do we start debugging of web appliaction using IE developer tools from within TestCompleteWell, if you can make it work with the API please put here the code so that I can check it :DRe: How do we start debugging of web appliaction using IE developer tools from within TestCompleteHi Shirirang, "Is there a way to run debugger of IE developer tools while simulating user actions on the AUT and capturing the errors and exceptions in test log." -For this you can use this piece of code to access the console and check its text, if this is what you need (I couldn't make the [CTRL+2] shortcut work) //opens the dev tools Sys.Browser("iexplore").Page("*").Keys("[F12]") //Sys.Browser("iexplore").Page("*").Keys("[Hold]^2")->couldn't make this work Sys.Browser("iexplore").BrowserWindow(0).Window("Frame Tab", "", 1).Window("F13FrameWindow", "F12", 1).Window("F12BrowserToolWindow", "", 1).Window("Shell Embedding", "", 1).Window("Shell DocObject View", "", 1).Window("Internet Explorer_Server", "", 1).Page("res://C:\\Program Files\\Internet Explorer\\F12Resources.dll/23/header/header.html").Nav("tabContainer").Panel("tabListContainer").TextNode(1).Click() //check the output text of the console Sys.Browser("iexplore").BrowserWindow(0).Window("Frame Tab", "", 1).Window("F13FrameWindow", "F12", 1).Window("WTL_SplitterWindow", "", 1).Window("F12BrowserToolWindow", "", 1).Window("Shell Embedding", "", 1).Window("Shell DocObject View", "", 1).Window("Internet Explorer_Server", "", 1).Page("res://C:\\Program Files\\Internet Explorer\\F12Resources.dll/23/console/console.html").Panel("mainContainer").Panel("outputArea").Panel("outputList").contentText After this you just need to analyse the output of the console whenever you want Re: How to set the overall test statusWhere is @Ryan Moran when you need him.... -_-Re: Running individual test items using the command lineWhen I want to run tests using the command line I do this, hope it helps: [url= http://support.smartbear.com/viewarticle/55587/] http://support.smartbear.com/viewarticle/55587/[/url]Re: How to set the overall test statusThink object oriented: use find to see if object exists if it does exist, click it else move on to the next step This way you don't have to worry about failed steps, you control you logs. If you need, in case the object does not exist, you can log a warning or a simple message.Re: Test Execution should continue irrespective of some test cases failures in test suitesee if this helps: http://smartbear.com/forums/f81/t91663/test-execution-should-continue-irrespective-of/Re: Test Execution should continue irrespective of some test cases failures in test suite@shilpa nagaraj Check your project to see if you have this options right: http://imgur.com/a/cuzpr image 1->Project Properties image 2->Project Suite Test Items image 3->Project Test Items image 4->command line command to run TC or TERe: Web testing@nishnatha herath is chrome's zoom set to 100%?Re: Does higher resolution affect a test developed in lower resolution ?Is the browser (yours and theirs) zoom set to 100%?Re: How to add TestItem programaticallySorry, thought you were talking about tested apps. My bad. As far as I know you cannot do it programmatically and you can only drag&drop one item at a time into the testItems structure.