ContributionsMost RecentMost LikesSolutionsRe: API Script - Save and SAVE As are disabled for me. No idea why no one has replied to you yet, but LoadNinja is super picky and it makes you press the "Play" button to run through the whole script before it will allow you to save, even if you are just editing a script you had saved previously. -- -- Can someone please explain step time calculation? I am in the middle of a LoadNinja trial and some of my steps look like this. Where is that "total time" number coming from when the think time is set so low? That is the only "step" in that particular synthetic step. SolvedRe: Menu and submenu mapped as same object; TC does not see submenu on a run mattbit does not disappear when removing focus unless either there is a mouse click elsewhere or the mouse hover moves to another menu. I can "spy" the submenu with Object Spy, but it OS says that it is still application.TTBPopUpWindow, which is the same mapping of the main File menu. During recording and name mapping, it always maps those two menu trees the same way. During run, TC only sees the main File Menu, even after opening the submenu. I assume the disconnect is happening because TC is seeing two of the same object and therefore is only looking at the first one it encounters. I'll try the other suggestion you made and get back to you. Re: Menu and submenu mapped as same object; TC does not see submenu on a run OCR is also not seeing the text, even when looking at the entire application window. The text is visible to the user, too, so I don't know why OCR doesn't "see" it. Menu and submenu mapped as same object; TC does not see submenu on a run When I recorded a script, TC mapped the "File" menu for my application as TTBPopUpWindow. I needed to access a sub-menu from the File menu, which TC also mapped as TTBPopUpWindow. Because of this, during the run, TC only sees the first menu, and when the sub-menu pops up, it doesn't see it at all. I'm not sure how to make these two separate mapped objects. I have seen another similar problem where the OP was told to use NameMapping's "Conditional mode", however, I cannot find this feature either in TC or in the TC support documentation. Another way I might be able to get around this is to use OCR to find the text I want to click on, however it is still expecting the first TTBPopUpWindow object here, as well - is there a way to have OCR look at the whole screen instead of a single object? Re: ReadyAPI timeout causing failure within TestComplete test run. There isn't anything else to check, that I know of. I put in delays, but it still sometimes marks the ReadyAPI call as failed even though it actually went through. Re: ReadyAPI timeout causing failure within TestComplete test run. Marsha_RI'm not sure what else to do here. The first ReadyAPI call in any script still "fails" stating timeout for the reason. Re: ReadyAPI timeout causing failure within TestComplete test run. Marsha_RGotcha. Maybe I need some kind of delay between commands? This seems to be a new problem with ReadyAPI 3.8 (or maybe even the latest TC update) as it wasn't happening until just a few weeks ago. Re: ReadyAPI timeout causing failure within TestComplete test run. I'm not sure what good a screenshot would do for a ReadyAPI call? This is literally happening with every ReadyAPI call I make across several different scripts. Here are some examples: