Hi there,
I have a coded step that locates a sub-menu item and clicks on it to open a particular page.
Early in my test, this step runs and works fine.
Later in the test I want to go to the same page, and I made a copy of the same step. However, the step no longer works the second time it runs - and I can see the mouse shoot over to the corner of the screen for some reason.
Here is the code inside the step:
I have tried doing things like refreshing the dom tree, some waits, and even refreshing the whole page and navigating back to where I need to be, but nothing seems to help. Any suggestions on what I can try? Thanks!
I have a coded step that locates a sub-menu item and clicks on it to open a particular page.
Early in my test, this step runs and works fine.
Later in the test I want to go to the same page, and I made a copy of the same step. However, the step no longer works the second time it runs - and I can see the mouse shoot over to the corner of the screen for some reason.
Here is the code inside the step:
HtmlControl ulList = Pages.EVCloudAdministration.AccountsMenuUL;HtmlListItem accMenuList = uList.Find.ByExpression<HtmlListItem>("tagname=Li", "innertext=New Archive");accMenuList.MouseClick();I have tried doing things like refreshing the dom tree, some waits, and even refreshing the whole page and navigating back to where I need to be, but nothing seems to help. Any suggestions on what I can try? Thanks!
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Hi Jeanie,
...I can see the mouse shoot over to the corner of the screen for some reason
This symptom implies one of two possibilities:
Regards,
Cody
Telerik
...I can see the mouse shoot over to the corner of the screen for some reason
This symptom implies one of two possibilities:
- The test is finding the wrong element, such as a hidden element, which has coordinates of 0, 0
- The browser is giving Test Studio incorrect screen coordinates when we ask it where is the target element.
Is this "New Archive" <li> element visible at the time Test Studio is trying to click on it? It's important that it be visible in the browser window.
To help diagnose this further I'll need a copy of the test and the ability to execute it on my machine so I can study the problem and come up with a solution for you.
Regards,
Cody
Telerik