Hi,
I am somewhat new to Test Studio, but I'm trying to setup the tool to invoke the F12 function key with the below code. The code appears not to execute, even though I do not get a compile error. Also just FYI, I the test is web based wtih Internet Explorer as the main browser.
I am somewhat new to Test Studio, but I'm trying to setup the tool to invoke the F12 function key with the below code. The code appears not to execute, even though I do not get a compile error. Also just FYI, I the test is web based wtih Internet Explorer as the main browser.
desktop desk = Manager.Desktop;
desk.KeyBoard.KeyDown(System.Windows.Forms.Keys.alt);
desk.KeyBoard.KeyPress(System.Windows.Forms.Keys.F12);
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Hello Paul,
I used the following code in a Web Test and it correctly took IE into and out of Full Screen mode:
What keyboard shortcut are you trying to trigger by holding down the Alt key and pressing F12?
Regards,
Anthony
the Telerik team
I used the following code in a Web Test and it correctly took IE into and out of Full Screen mode:
Manager.Desktop.KeyBoard.KeyPress(System.Windows.Forms.Keys.F11);System.Threading.Thread.Sleep(2000);Manager.Desktop.KeyBoard.KeyPress(System.Windows.Forms.Keys.F11);What keyboard shortcut are you trying to trigger by holding down the Alt key and pressing F12?
Regards,
Anthony
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answered on 23 Jul 2012, 10:57 PM
Anthony,
Thank you for the reply - that did the trick.
One more question: Is there a way in Test Studio (TS) to detect the object of a window (i.e. like Object Spy in QTP)? IE brings up a window that is not detected by TS, so not certain how to program or record to it.
Thanks,
Paul
Thank you for the reply - that did the trick.
One more question: Is there a way in Test Studio (TS) to detect the object of a window (i.e. like Object Spy in QTP)? IE brings up a window that is not detected by TS, so not certain how to program or record to it.
Thanks,
Paul
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Hello Paul,
You can load the DOM Explorer from the Elements Menu. Here you can inspect the DOM (HTML) or Visual Tree (Silverlight/WPF) of your application and pinpoint the element against which to record.
Greetings,
Anthony
the Telerik team
You can load the DOM Explorer from the Elements Menu. Here you can inspect the DOM (HTML) or Visual Tree (Silverlight/WPF) of your application and pinpoint the element against which to record.
Greetings,
Anthony
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