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RE: Actions in a new Browserwindow - FredMan - 07-28-2008
What is the line of code like if you record the action?
RE: Actions in a new Browserwindow - QADBA - 07-28-2008
If i record the action it looks like:
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Browser("Google").Page("Google").Image("Google").ClickRE: Actions in a new Browserwindow - FredMan - 07-28-2008
Sorry. Try this.
This should work
Code:
Browser("CreationTime:=0").Page("micClass:=Page").Image("name:=Google").ClickRE: Actions in a new Browserwindow - QADBA - 07-28-2008
Hm, if i use
Code:
Browser("CreationTime:=0").Page("micClass:=Page").Image("name:=Google").ClickCannot identify the object "[ Image ]" (of class Image). Verify that this object's properties match an object currently displayed in your application.
Line (8):
Code:
"Browser("CreationTime:=0").Page("micClass:=Page").Image("name:=Google").Click".But if i use another property instead of name:
Code:
Browser("CreationTime:=0").Page("micClass:=Page").Image("alt:=Google").ClickI will try to test a little further.
RE: Actions in a new Browserwindow - FredMan - 07-28-2008
Add any property that will allow QTP to recognize the object.
RE: Actions in a new Browserwindow - QADBA - 07-29-2008
Ok, i'm understanding.
That's easy and logical. But what if the browser with creationtime=2 is closed and an new one is opened?
Is it right that the next browser window also has creationtime=2?
RE: Actions in a new Browserwindow - FredMan - 07-29-2008
Yes it is.
RE: Actions in a new Browserwindow - QADBA - 07-29-2008
Hm, that can possibly cause new problems.
Thanks so far.
RE: Actions in a new Browserwindow - FredMan - 07-29-2008
My pleasure.