ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: Seems like Click() method doesn't work because TestComplete run progress bar overlaps the button This resolved the issue - I had the same issue even with ClickButton() method for some reason, still don't have a clue why Re: TestComplete crashes if to Pause runner within OnLogError event, and then stopping it manually Thanks, I raised ticket 00222284 Seems like Click() method doesn't work because TestComplete run progress bar overlaps the button I'm facing the following issue : my tests occasionally failing because sometimes TestComplete run progress bar overlaps the button I'm trying to click using Click() method. The issue is simply resolved by using ClickButton() method instead of Click(), but if this is really TC issue - I would have a look at it. It's strange I didn't get any fails previously for the same tests - probably, it is because we updated TC from 10 to 12 version (or from 12 to 12.2 - don't know exactly). SolvedRe: TestComplete crashes if to Pause runner within OnLogError event, and then stopping it manually Actually it is failing as well with exception, so the question is still actual... Re: TestComplete crashes if to Pause runner within OnLogError event, and then stopping it manually Checking the content of error message is implemented by design - anyway I don't think that simplifying function to be just if (...) Runner.Pause else Runner.Stop will solve the problem, as after pause work - it jumps to the last '}' line of function. And afterwards - when clicking on Stop manually - it crashes. I've just implemented workaround - by replacing 'Runner.Pause' by 'Log.Message(...)' and setting breakpoint for it - thus no crashes and it works the same way as I expected. TestComplete crashes if to Pause runner within OnLogError event, and then stopping it manually Hi there, Is it known issue? I have event that stops excecution on some kind of errors, and I have project variable called 'PauseOnError'. So the first check within event - is PauseOnError true? - then it will either pause runner or probably stop it. function GeneralEvents_OnLogError(Sender, LogParams) { if (Project.Variables.PauseOnError == true) { Runner.Pause(); } else if ((LogParams.Str.indexOf("process crashed") >= 0) || (LogParams.Str.indexOf("exception") >= 0) || (LogParams.Str.indexOf("login failed") >= 0) || (LogParams.Str.indexOf("button is disabled") >= 0) || (LogParams.Str.indexOf("is not found") >= 0) || (LogParams.Str.indexOf("The object does not exist. See Additional Information for details.") >= 0) || (LogParams.Str.indexOf("The database version does not match the software version. Please contact your system administrator") >= 0)) Runner.Stop(); } So, I'm constantly getting TestComplete crash when having runner paused and then clicking 'Stop' manually from TC toolbar. Thanks, Sergey Re: Editor intellisense and navigation does not work with declared objects +1 for JScript Not critical though, as instead of keeping all objects declaration in one file, we could simply create new script corresponding to each object and keep them in just one folder. Re: VisibleOnScreen property are different in Object Spy vs. testing runtime ! I updated TestComplete to the latest 10.6 version (I had 10.3 before) and the issue seem to be solved now, thanks! Re: VisibleOnScreen property are different in Object Spy vs. testing runtime ! Thanks for reply, that is what I was going to do, will write later is issue gone or still reproduced. Re: Window was destroyed - choosing menu items Hi Alex, Thanks for reply, I will definetely try what you said. I had to avoid choosing menues cause I needed to find solution FAST - I used navigation pane items instead, which is implemented in the application I test. But I will turn back to menues at some point later. Thanks, Sergey