Hi,
I would like to read the value that appears in the tab of the page I'm viewing in Internet Explorer 9. For instance, this page I'm looking at now is called "New Forum Thread | Telerik..." (followed by a string defining the thread, etc.).
In my Code Behind window I have this VB sub:
Public Sub GetTabTitle()
Dim pageTitle As String = ActiveBrowser.PageTitle
Log.WriteLine(pageTitle)
End Sub
I haven't added any Imports so the script just has the default ones.
When I execute my script the log shows:
Can anywone advise where I am going wrong?
Thanks,
Nigel Edwards, Transition Computing.
I would like to read the value that appears in the tab of the page I'm viewing in Internet Explorer 9. For instance, this page I'm looking at now is called "New Forum Thread | Telerik..." (followed by a string defining the thread, etc.).
In my Code Behind window I have this VB sub:
Public Sub GetTabTitle()
Dim pageTitle As String = ActiveBrowser.PageTitle
Log.WriteLine(pageTitle)
End Sub
I haven't added any Imports so the script just has the default ones.
When I execute my script the log shows:
C:\Users\edwardni\Documents\Test Studio Projects\Base\SystemAdmin\SA_Themes\ValidateThemesScreen.tstest.vb: Line 72: (BC30516) Overload resolution failed because no accessible 'AreEqual' accepts this number of arguments.
Can anywone advise where I am going wrong?
Thanks,
Nigel Edwards, Transition Computing.
2 Answers, 1 is accepted
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Hello Nigel,
Anthony
the Telerik team
The page title code is correct. It looks like you're getting a compilation error from another test ("ValidateThemesScreen"). You'll need to resolve the issue in that test directly. See here for more information.
Anthony
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answered on 16 Feb 2012, 10:12 AM
Thanks, Anthony. The issue has been resolved by applying the latest Test Studio upgrade, which allowed me to fix one or two things. As it happens, I also found an alternative way of doing what I want, without going to the Code Behind window, so everythign is now good. :)