Hi folks,
How would I create a dialog box in the VB Code Behind window, read what a real user enters into a text field in the box, and use the value in a Test Studio script?
The scenario is that when a user presses a 'Forgot My Password' button they receive a temporary password by email. I need to generate a dialog box into which the user will be able to type their temporary password, which my script can grab and then act on. If there is a video that shows this, please point me to it.
Thanks in advance,
Nigel Edwards, Transition Computing.
How would I create a dialog box in the VB Code Behind window, read what a real user enters into a text field in the box, and use the value in a Test Studio script?
The scenario is that when a user presses a 'Forgot My Password' button they receive a temporary password by email. I need to generate a dialog box into which the user will be able to type their temporary password, which my script can grab and then act on. If there is a video that shows this, please point me to it.
Thanks in advance,
Nigel Edwards, Transition Computing.
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Hi Nigel,
Cody
the Telerik team
First, this will be much easier if you use our Visual Studio plug-in version of Test Studio. The reason is that you'll need to create your own dialog form and then activate it and retrieve the users entry into it. This is all documented on MSDN how to accomplish this in Visual Studio. Start at "To create a dialog box" on that page.
Kind regards,Cody
the Telerik team
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answered on 22 Feb 2012, 09:37 AM
Okay, Cody, thanks for your advice. :)