Test Studio does not allow you to test for a non existent DOM
Which makes testing for security certificate page difficult.
My approach is to use a logical condition (if...else)
However, this only works when the page is displayed. If the page is not displayed essentially the step fails regardless what ever the else statement says.
To get around the failing else I use the "Continue on Failure "
There must be a better way. I have looked at coding but the same issue persists.
Any suggestions?
Which makes testing for security certificate page difficult.
My approach is to use a logical condition (if...else)
However, this only works when the page is displayed. If the page is not displayed essentially the step fails regardless what ever the else statement says.
To get around the failing else I use the "Continue on Failure "
There must be a better way. I have looked at coding but the same issue persists.
Any suggestions?
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Hello Asare,
Thank you for contacting Telerik Support.
If you would benefit from avoiding this certificate message altogether, please see how to register a security certificate with TestStudio from our online documentation.
As far as your logical condition, I believe your issue stems from the Verify condition itself. Currently you are comparing 'TextContent' to contains the expected text. If the security certificate page pops up then 'TextContent' will exist and be compared to contain the text and hence your step will pass. However if you do not come to the security certificate at this point 'TextContent' will not exist at all and your Verify will fail the step as it cannot find the element to compare its content. If you were to change the Verify in your logical IF to check Verify 'TextContent' Exists (or another element) then it would properly go to your ELSE statement when it does not see the item. If you wish you could Verify 'TextContent' Contains after determining it exists at all.
Let me know whether this solution works for you.
Greetings,
Mario
the Telerik team
Thank you for contacting Telerik Support.
If you would benefit from avoiding this certificate message altogether, please see how to register a security certificate with TestStudio from our online documentation.
As far as your logical condition, I believe your issue stems from the Verify condition itself. Currently you are comparing 'TextContent' to contains the expected text. If the security certificate page pops up then 'TextContent' will exist and be compared to contain the text and hence your step will pass. However if you do not come to the security certificate at this point 'TextContent' will not exist at all and your Verify will fail the step as it cannot find the element to compare its content. If you were to change the Verify in your logical IF to check Verify 'TextContent' Exists (or another element) then it would properly go to your ELSE statement when it does not see the item. If you wish you could Verify 'TextContent' Contains after determining it exists at all.
Let me know whether this solution works for you.
Greetings,
Mario
the Telerik team
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answered on 16 Oct 2012, 11:51 AM
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