Hi vinod123,
Thank you for answering so fast. There is not much to screen-shot really. Imagine adding an item to cart and that takes you to link: http://example.com/checkout/delivery/01234567890abcdef/. There you select delivery and get redirected to payment page that is on http://example.com/checkout/payment/01234567890abcdef/.
As far as I understand UFT matches objects on to Page object which matches that url for each page. This all works well until I close browser and restart the process. In that case the hash might be "fedcba9876543210". Now UFT no longer detects the Page object as present as the URL has changed.
I hope I could explain this clear as I am not a native speaker but please let me know otherwise.
Thank you for answering so fast. There is not much to screen-shot really. Imagine adding an item to cart and that takes you to link: http://example.com/checkout/delivery/01234567890abcdef/. There you select delivery and get redirected to payment page that is on http://example.com/checkout/payment/01234567890abcdef/.
As far as I understand UFT matches objects on to Page object which matches that url for each page. This all works well until I close browser and restart the process. In that case the hash might be "fedcba9876543210". Now UFT no longer detects the Page object as present as the URL has changed.
I hope I could explain this clear as I am not a native speaker but please let me know otherwise.
