Carlos Marcão
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Carlos Marcão
asked on 25 Aug 2010, 03:45 PM
Hello.
I use ArtOfTest.WebAii.Silverlight.UI.TabControl and it works fine almost all times but randomly I get the following error:
Test method AutomatedTests.SystemTests.BuildVerificationTests.SupervisorTestCases.HomePagesInsertTwoPages threw exception: System.ArgumentException: Unable to find the tab item container. For custom TabControl temlpate please override the .TabItemContainer property..
Is it something that I'm doing wrong?
I've got the reference to control in the following way:
Many thanks,
Carlos Marcão
I use ArtOfTest.WebAii.Silverlight.UI.TabControl and it works fine almost all times but randomly I get the following error:
Test method AutomatedTests.SystemTests.BuildVerificationTests.SupervisorTestCases.HomePagesInsertTwoPages threw exception: System.ArgumentException: Unable to find the tab item container. For custom TabControl temlpate please override the .TabItemContainer property..
Is it something that I'm doing wrong?
I've got the reference to control in the following way:
Carlos Marcão
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Hi Carlos,
The error is currently thrown looking for the .TabItems property or calling the SelectTab() method which I cannot find in your code. Can you post the complete test please?
I suppose you will need to wait until the TabControl appears after some update action, is that the case? If that's an animation in Silverlight you may need to find which element gets updated and call it's Refresh() method to update the visual tree below. Then you can try to find the TabControl in there. For handling animations in Silverlight we also recommend using the .Wait.ForNoMotion() method on FrameworkElement and any other element deriving from it.
P.S. Yes, the timeout units throughout the framework are milliseconds.
Sincerely yours,
Konstantin Petkov
the Telerik team
The error is currently thrown looking for the .TabItems property or calling the SelectTab() method which I cannot find in your code. Can you post the complete test please?
I suppose you will need to wait until the TabControl appears after some update action, is that the case? If that's an animation in Silverlight you may need to find which element gets updated and call it's Refresh() method to update the visual tree below. Then you can try to find the TabControl in there. For handling animations in Silverlight we also recommend using the .Wait.ForNoMotion() method on FrameworkElement and any other element deriving from it.
P.S. Yes, the timeout units throughout the framework are milliseconds.
Sincerely yours,
Konstantin Petkov
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answered on 25 Aug 2010, 04:13 PM
Thanks for your answer.
You are right, I've just call TabItems.Count.
Before call this method I added a new Tab in tab control. In this case I must call Refresh or Wait.ForMotion()?
Thanks,
Carlos Marcão
You are right, I've just call TabItems.Count.
Before call this method I added a new Tab in tab control. In this case I must call Refresh or Wait.ForMotion()?
Thanks,
Carlos Marcão
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Hi Carlos,
Just a TabControl.Refresh() call will be sufficient.
Regards,
Konstantin Petkov
the Telerik team
Just a TabControl.Refresh() call will be sufficient.
Regards,
Konstantin Petkov
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