Hi,
I am very new to this tool, just learned recording and verification.
Could you please explain to me the steps to follow if I want to run my test case for multiple browsers?
For example,
I recorded my steps to log into my gmail from IE9. But now I want to log into gmail from firefox and Chrome and Opera using the same recording. Is it possible?
I would also like to know how I can log into multiple portals with the similar test case.
Your help will be really very appreciable.
I am very new to this tool, just learned recording and verification.
Could you please explain to me the steps to follow if I want to run my test case for multiple browsers?
For example,
I recorded my steps to log into my gmail from IE9. But now I want to log into gmail from firefox and Chrome and Opera using the same recording. Is it possible?
I would also like to know how I can log into multiple portals with the similar test case.
Your help will be really very appreciable.
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Hi Iffat,
Thank you for evaluating Test Studio.
I hope you don't mind, I converted your support ticket into a public forum post so that all of our customers can benefit from the answer to your question.
Currently you can execute tests in Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, and Chrome(other browsers like Opera are not supported).
Once your installed browsers (FF, Chrome, Safari) are configured correctly on your machine (or Calibrated through the project settings), they will be available for Playback either by selecting the browser icon from the Quick Execution ribbon or by changing the 'Browser' option in the Test List Settings located under the 'Web' tab. Additionally you can run on multiple browsers sequentially (i.e. one browser at a time, but automatically) with the 'MultiBrowser Execution' setting (also under Test List Settings -> Web tab).
Regarding your second question, Test Studio handles multiple environments with the BaseURL feature. As long as the app is identical between environments (besides URL), your scenario is a perfect case for that feature. Please review this article for a detailed explanation of what it is and how to use it.
Please let me know if we can help you further.
Regards,
Plamen
the Telerik team
Thank you for evaluating Test Studio.
I hope you don't mind, I converted your support ticket into a public forum post so that all of our customers can benefit from the answer to your question.
Currently you can execute tests in Internet Explorer, Firefox, Safari, and Chrome(other browsers like Opera are not supported).
Once your installed browsers (FF, Chrome, Safari) are configured correctly on your machine (or Calibrated through the project settings), they will be available for Playback either by selecting the browser icon from the Quick Execution ribbon or by changing the 'Browser' option in the Test List Settings located under the 'Web' tab. Additionally you can run on multiple browsers sequentially (i.e. one browser at a time, but automatically) with the 'MultiBrowser Execution' setting (also under Test List Settings -> Web tab).
Regarding your second question, Test Studio handles multiple environments with the BaseURL feature. As long as the app is identical between environments (besides URL), your scenario is a perfect case for that feature. Please review this article for a detailed explanation of what it is and how to use it.
Please let me know if we can help you further.
Regards,
Plamen
the Telerik team
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