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Re: Object Brower : annoying behavior
That's not how our project works. It doesn't use a lot of built-in functions of TC, instead, the project relying on a custom set of tools (coded in javascript). Directly "mapped" onto the DOM structure exposing by chromium engine. This DOM structure is not the same in firefox engine, that means all of our Xpath and associated classes need to be modified or rewrited. And, the performance of firefox is way too slow. (Plus, I forgot to mention that our project is not approved for firefox).Re: Object Brower : annoying behavior
That's precisely the problem. It appeared with version 140 of the engine. Unfortunately, my company enforces extremely strict security rules, and I can't revert to a previous version (it's strictly forbidden by internal policy). I'm stuck and need to find a workaround. I tried using Firefox, but that would require rebuilding the entire project, which isn't feasible (not to mention the significant performance drop). I'll open a ticket, meanwhile, if you have any idea...Object Brower : annoying behavior
Hi everyone ! I have a very annoying issue. Sometimes, the object browser load the DOM in the same manner than "legacy features". The normal behavior is this : Custom Angular components are properly detected, like "AppSignRoot" in this example. But sometimes, the tree look like this : Custom components are not properly detected. Here, the "AppSignRoot" node is "Panel(4)". If I hit the refresh button, everything gets back to normal like the first screenshot. But, calling the Refresh() method on the page object or browser object (in my script and / or test item) does nothing. The DOM is randomly not detected properly. And I'm out of solutions. Any idea ?Re: getting "FindAll is not a function" error
I don't understand the issue here. He wants to get the list of all mat-chip-row and then doing something (click on the [X] button). With FindElements (and the proper xpath) he gets an already populated array, and just need to iterate through. That's what I'm doing in my projet, and it works fine. Without needing NameMapping.Re: getting "FindAll is not a function" error
Hello! I'm also working on an Angular project. For this type of project, I exclusively use XPath to retrieve my objects. In your example, here's what I would do: let ar = page.FindElements("//div[@role='presentation']//mat-chip-row"); //page is your parent object, this xpath returns an array of all the mat-chip-row inside your div.
