Hi, we are using the evaluation version of Telerik Test Studio. We are using jQWidgets in the project we want to test and we are having difficulties creating a succesfull test because we are not being able to record the step when we type information into the jQWidget grid. Im attaching a screenshot of the step that is not working and a screenshot of the website we are trying to test. Is jQWidgets compatible with Telerik Test Studio?
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Hello Pedro,
Please elaborate more on how you are not able to record the typing step - are you able to highlight the element? Have you tried using 'SimulateRealTyping' from the step properties once the step is recorded?
If none of these make sense to you could you provide a sample page using the same controls to test it on our side?
Regards,
Elena Tsvetkova
Telerik by Progress
Please elaborate more on how you are not able to record the typing step - are you able to highlight the element? Have you tried using 'SimulateRealTyping' from the step properties once the step is recorded?
If none of these make sense to you could you provide a sample page using the same controls to test it on our side?
Regards,
Elena Tsvetkova
Telerik by Progress
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Pedro
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answered on 13 Oct 2016, 08:58 PM
Thanks Elena, in the next video you can see how we are recording the test and how we try to run it.
https://youtu.be/DWbsvc4rfng
An in this link you can try to record a new test.
http://innova.com.mx:8080/test
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Hi Pedro,
Thank you for providing access to your application. It is quite specific and therefore the approach to automate your tests against it could not be straight forward. You will need to turn your steps into code and modify it a bit.
Each field on which you click using a Desktop click becomes active and you could type in it. Desktop click contains 'ScrollToVisible' method which in this case should be removed. To do so please add the click step using the Step Builder and turn it into code. Then please comment the second row which scrolls the element to be visible. This will make the required field active and you could send keyboard keys directly to it. Second important thing is that the application does not support UniCode and this should be included in the type method. Here is a sample of what you need to include after the click.
I hope you will find this information useful to handle your automation scripts.
Regards,
Elena Tsvetkova
Telerik by Progress
Thank you for providing access to your application. It is quite specific and therefore the approach to automate your tests against it could not be straight forward. You will need to turn your steps into code and modify it a bit.
Each field on which you click using a Desktop click becomes active and you could type in it. Desktop click contains 'ScrollToVisible' method which in this case should be removed. To do so please add the click step using the Step Builder and turn it into code. Then please comment the second row which scrolls the element to be visible. This will make the required field active and you could send keyboard keys directly to it. Second important thing is that the application does not support UniCode and this should be included in the type method. Here is a sample of what you need to include after the click.
Manager.Desktop.KeyBoard.TypeText("71", 50, 100, false);I hope you will find this information useful to handle your automation scripts.
Regards,
Elena Tsvetkova
Telerik by Progress