Soren
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Re: How to create a Checkpoint for a Date that is always changing?
Hi Heidi, I am much like you, I don't know a lot of a javascript or Delphiscript, but you can get around that. There is the is an operation in the keywordtesting thats called " Run Code Snippet". You can used that to get dates, compare them, do some calculation with dates. We use Javascript, but as fare as I can read from this article: https://support.smartbear.com/viewarticle/68129/#Basics you can used the same methods as well. this works for me - there might be a better way around it ;-) Add a "Run Code Snippet" to your test. click on " Select Object" and choose the aqDateTime runtime Object In the small dialog box add .Today() - yo will see that an helpfunction called Intellisense is trying to help you - so the dialog box ends up containing aqDateTime.Today() Click OK now add a "Set variable Value" - add a local variable to your test - leave it as a string and give it a meaningfull name Now to give the variable a value change the "Mode" from Constant to Last Operation Result Add another "Run Code Snippet" to your keywordtest and click on " Select Object" and choose the aqDateTime runtime Object This time type in .AddDays() - in between the brackets add the following: KeywordTests.[here-should-be-the-name-of-your-testcase].Variables.[The-name-of-your-variable] then a comma and then the number of days you want to add to the date. to give you an example of how it could look like : aqDateTime.AddDays(KeywordTests.Test1.Variables.Tdt, 2) I hope this helps. Kind Regards SorenRe: Error in wRowCount & wColunmCount
Thank you for the suggestion - yes the application is complied so TestComplete can "sink" its hooks into it and we have checked the installed Extensions support our .Net application. The scripts we run are inspired by the examples in the support section and we follow the methodes suggested there when we work with datagridviews. kind regards SorenError in wRowCount & wColunmCount
Hi, Stil something of a noob here, but lately we have experienced that several of our scripts started failing when working with Microsoft DataGridViews. We noticed that wRowCount & wColumnCount were througthing the following errors: Error: Error An error occurred. Possible reasons: The application stopped responding. The application was compiled incorrectly (see the Open Applications topic in the help system). An error occurred in TestComplete. Technical information: 351 0x80020003 (Member not found.) & 97 0x80020006 (Unknown name.) dataGridRowsLength How do we resolved thos errors? I have attached a few screenshots of the wRowcount and wColumncount as well as one of the Fullpath name. I will just mention that we have added our Nis.WinForms.Controls.persistentDataGridviewBase to the the Object Mapping. Hope someone can give us a clue or a way to resolve the issue. Kind Regards SorenMapping ToolStripDropdownMenu in keyword testing
Hi, We are doing keyword testing and are just getting started with TestComplete. However, we have run into an issue with the .NET item ToolStripDropDownMenu. We have added it using “Add From Screen” method in the Miscroft Winforms, but that hasn’t solved our issue. The issue is when we map the dropdowns they have the base class, so we have no way of knowing which ToolStripDropDownMenu we are actually hitting when we run the tests and it has resulted in several tests failing because of TestComplete being unable to identify the relevant dropdowns. I have added an example on how the mapping looks like base in a small mocked up application(Attached as well if anyone is interested) Top ToolStripDropDownMenu: Sys.Process("BlandetSlik").WinFormsObject("Form1").WinFormsObject("toolStripContainer1").WinFormsObject("ToolStripPanel", "", 4).WinFormsObject("menuStrip1") Bottom ToolStripDropDownMenu: Sys.Process("BlandetSlik").WinFormsObject("Form1").WinFormsObject("toolStripContainer1").WinFormsObject("ToolStripPanel", "", 5).WinFormsObject("menuStrip2") Try to guess which of the actual dropdownMenues have been mapped: Sys.Process("BlandetSlik").WinFormsObject("ToolStripDropDownMenu", "") And you guessed wrong, the picture just shows one of the 4 dropdownmenu’s in this little application, the one that as mapped was actually the “Bottom”. So the question is – how can we ensure that the right toolstripdropdownmenu is hit in our tests everytime? Kind Regards Soeren Gormsen QA Manager NIS
