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Re: Browser loop (Edge/Chrome) fails for Edge
Hi Marsha, I have attached an image as an example. What I did, which may be severily incorrect was to make a "Browser loop" in "Run Browser" only. Is it necessary to add "Browser Loop" in the other structures as well to get it working for the whole process? Thanks in advance Fredrik1.7KViews0likes2CommentsRe: Browser loop (Edge/Chrome) fails for Edge
Hi Marsha, I have attached an image as an example. What I did, which may be severily incorrect was to make a "Browser loop" in "Run Browser" only. Is it necessary to add "Browser Loop" in the other structures as well to get it working for the whole process? Thanks in advance Fredrik1.7KViews0likes0CommentsBrowser loop (Edge/Chrome) fails for Edge
I have made a simple recording of a end to end testing scenario which have been verified individually for Edge and Chrome. So the script works fine if manually changing from one browser to the other. Since TestComplete have so nice features I thought making a browser loop with Edge and Chrome would be a good thing for minimizing the work. That was not a good idea since I might have found an error in the tool that I can not specify. The circumstance is that Edge goes first and second run is done by Chrome. 1. Edge starts and that is it. 2. Chrome starts after a while and starts performing the tasks and finally closing down the browser window as expected. 3. I am surprised that Edge did nothing more than start. The expected result (from my point of view) Edge would be given a fail and Chrome would be given a pass. The actual result Both browsers was given a warning from TestComplete that they did not close after executing (Chrome did everything by the book and as stated Edge did nothing more than start!). It feels so wrong. Br Fredrik Strandberg1.7KViews0likes5CommentsRe: Force installation of SmartBear Test Extension
Hi Alex, The first solution worked, but I needed to be more patient and had to reboot the computer. gpReg.js is used to force enabling of the add-on. It is described in the first link appended in the above answer from Martin. So I did not try this solution, yet. :) Thank you!2.3KViews1like1CommentForce installation of SmartBear Test Extension
I am trying to start Keyword test script recording with Chrome. When running "CScript.exe gpReg.js /r" in CMD in admin mode I get following error code: "Failed to register the TestComplete Chrome extension. Error code: 1." I am using: Testcomplete (Trial) 12.42.3048.7 x64 Chrome 64.0.3282.186 Currently MS Edge is working like clockwork so I will continue trial on this browser, but Chrome is essential for having good test coverage. Firefox has a multi processing issue but this is something that I could live with. Best regards /fredrikSolved2.4KViews0likes5Comments