I'd like to insert a step into my tests to refresh the browser before navigating to the target web page. I thought I could easily do this by using the Simulate User or Simulate Typing functions, but I'm having difficulty doing so. Anyone have any direction for me?
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There are two ways to do a browser refresh and not rely on keystrokes:
1. During recording, if you click on the Refresh button, Test Studio will record a Browser Refresh test step.
2. If you prefer to implement a coded step, this line will do the same thing:
ActiveBrowser.Refresh();Greetings, Anthony
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answered on 09 Mar 2012, 05:16 PM
Anthony,
Thanks for the info. I'm going to reward you with another question ;-)... how about refreshing the browser cache (where I would typically use Ctrl + F5)?
Thanks for the info. I'm going to reward you with another question ;-)... how about refreshing the browser cache (where I would typically use Ctrl + F5)?
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Hello Richard,
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Anthony
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See below for the three cache types you can clear. You can also Clear Cookies in a non-coded step.
ActiveBrowser.ClearCache(ArtOfTest.WebAii.Core.BrowserCacheType.Cookies);ActiveBrowser.ClearCache(ArtOfTest.WebAii.Core.BrowserCacheType.History);ActiveBrowser.ClearCache(ArtOfTest.WebAii.Core.BrowserCacheType.TempFilesCache);Greetings,
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answered on 15 Mar 2012, 04:25 PM
Thanks, Anthony! The Browser Refresh and Clear Cache steps in code work great!