Hello,
TS Element Explorer is a useful feature to follow the page object pattern, however, it seems to be be oriented towards web pages in the web app. What if I have to write tests for a web app which has, e.g., navigation menu which is constant through the app pages?
Taken that I have the main page, the about page, the contacts page, etc. and on each of them a nav bar with items: MainPageLink, AboutPageLink, ContactsPageLink, etc. I can't see how to avoid mapping all the link for each page, instead once specifying an object for that menu with its links, and calling its instance on each of the pages under testing
Is it possible to ignore a step when a test is run in the context of a test LIST?
Hello-
My company has shut off access to the internet on the box in which I have Test Studio installed, all of my tests are against internal test environments and not "live" sites. The issue that I'm running into is that the tool will try to phone home when I open a project, causing it to not respond and send an error that there was an issue when looking for an update. It will also go into (not responding) when I'm running tests which will affect the results. Is there a way to prevent the tool from trying to phone home? I've looked through the configuration documentation and I can't seem to find anything.
Thanks, Jon
I basically have this in my test:
Logon
Do other stuff (with data)
How can i run Logon once, then run the "Do other stuff" step with each of the data rows?
Using this following RadGridView 'Telerik.WebAii.Controls.Xaml.Wpf.RadGridView', what would be the most reliable way to set a filter on this GridView?
I've tried clicking the filter button on the column I would like to filter, but the XAML Path keeps changing, so it doesn't click the right column all the time...and I can't seem to find the proper way to do this in code.
Any help would be appreciated.
Hi,
We have an environment where the bamboo CI server is a remote server. I cannot install test studio to it. The instructions i found for integrating with bamboo show how to do it if all items reside on the same machine. I wanted to be able to kick off test after builds on remote execution machines. Any thoughts on this?
WPF Application Dialog problem
So I have a bit of a strange problem with my test, so far handling Save As Dialogs have gone well, however this particular Save Dialog is not being 'detected' as a Save As Dialog. The title of the window is "Select an Export File" and my problem occurs when I click on the button to open this window, when it's opened I can see in the log file made by Test Studio that it is considered an "Unexpected Dialog". And then test studio won't handle it as a SaveAsDialog. However, when I set the UnexpectedDialogAction to Handle and Continue, what would be the Save As Dialog box is closed as fast as it is opened and if I open the Save As Dialog box again, then Telerik recognizes it as a Save As Dialog and not an UnexpectedDialog. Where this gets even more complex is when I take off Test Studio logging, the Dialog never changes to a Save As Dialog, and Test studio keeps recognizing it as an unexpected dialog no matter how many times I click on the button that opens this.
Any ideas on how I can fix this? Very confused about this issue.
Manager.Settings.UnexpectedDialogAction = UnexpectedDialogAction.HandleAndContinue;
I have a project setup question...
So we have our main web solution in VisualStudio 2015, hooked up to GitHub. Now I am the only dev with TestStudio access so I would like all the TS files to live inside the same github repo, but not cause issues.
I see there's a VS project type, and that sounds nice, but if I add that will it break the build for the non-TS users, and can I just use the real TS UI desktop app INSTEAD of VS? Or do you just put the TS project into the root folder and let git sync the file changes and keep everything out of VS entirely?
Any info\suggestions people have would seriously help me out here :)
Thanks!
Steve