ComboBox: How to know when you can click on the items of a ComboBox after you opened the DropDown
Hi, I am using TestComplete 12 (Desktop Testing). I want to click on ComboBoxItems inside a DropDown of a ComboBox. I need to know when I can click on those items. First step is to click on the ComboBox and open the DropDown. Now I want to click on the items inside the DropDown (items of the ComboBox). The easiest solution is to wait for the property "HasItems" of the ComboBox to be true. But at this time of my program, "HasItems" is already true because I used this ComboBox previously (Items are already loaded). So I can't use this property to know when I can click on the items. I tried to wait for the property "IsDropDownOpen" to be true before clicking. However it seems this property is true before the DropDown is completely opened. The result is: TC12 is too fast and doesn't find the item I am looking for because the DropDown is not completely opened. Do you have any solution for this issue ? I am just trying to wait for a property of the ComboBox to be sure when I can click on the items inside the DropDown (I can't use directly the ComboBoxItem that I am looking for). Thanks for your help.
Is there any kind of functionality to skip test items/unnecessary waits (I.e. Alt+Right/Ctrl+Right)?
My company only uses one license for TestComplete that I watch over and since I already am watching the tests I was wondering if there was any functionality with TestComplete (I.e. a shortcut command, Dedicated button, or option) that would allow me to skip test steps without adding extra code? (Unfortunately I know very little in terms for/with coding) I ask because sometimes our site runs slower than usual, usually after posts and it has effected my testing, I had to input a bunch of wait commands (which is great, but not always needed on each page) but I cannot tell ahead of time when ill need to disable/enable them to smoothen test times. If anyone knows a simple command or way to skip test items or an unneeded wait, any assistance/knowledge would be greatly appreciated.
