mbeckham
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Re: Ghost Login Elements
OK so after a lot of reading I found a thread that suggested to run TestComplete in SINGLE monitor mode. And BINGO !! All my data elements are once again identifiable; apart from the login Username and Password, which may have been the result of IT department security upgrades; which is strange because the page elements were originally mapped while using 2 monitors but with an earlier release of TestComplete. Anyhow, thought this may be beneficial if others are racking the brains wondering why their mapping no longer works. Cheers MarkGhost Login Elements
Hi, I'm currently running TC Version: 15.61.48.7 x64 and running automation BDD javascripts on a web app using Chrome Version 122.0.6261.70. Recent (?) changes to the single sign on Chrome login popup make it difficult/impossible for Name Mapping to recognise the popup and the elements within. The closest I can get is for Name Mapping to find the outlined red page element below. 1) What process should I employ in Name Mapping to handle this new "security" function for SSO ? 2) I'm trying to run an executable file by creating a script using AutoIT that does a send(username), send(tab), send(password) and send(enter). Compiling the script to make a Login.exe file. But I'm struggling employing this method within the javascript code. Anyone whom has attempted either (1) or (2) with success, I'd love to hear from. Thanks Mark.DevOps Powershell task to run tscon
My Azure DevOps automation pipeline includes an inline Powershell task to run commands that will perform tscon.exe $sessionname /dest:console. My problem is that the Powershell command needs to be run in Administrator mode, which I do not know how to do. Is there anyone whom might have experienced this same problem and resolved it? Mark.DateTime milliseconds rounding
Hi, I'm hoping there is someone who may have a solution to my problem. I have a SQL database column ActionDateTime (datetime) with the following value: The value displayed on the website is : When I verify the ActionDateTime ( website table vs database table) dateActioned = aqConvert.DateTimeToFormatStr(Qry3.FieldByName("ActionDateTime").Value, "%d/%m/%Y %H:%M"); aqObject.CheckProperty(Table.rows.item(rowIdx).cells.item(3), "innerText", cmpEqual, dateActioned); The seconds/milliseconds 59.623 has rounded up, causing the minutes also to be rounded up. How can I get the hours:minutes without the rounding? Thanks Mark
