Hi,
I am facing a problem regarding Alert Dialog. While recording, when i enter a mobile number on Mobile field textbox and click anywhere on the form an Alert Dialog Box appears. Click anywhere is recorded on telerik as Click 'Div'. But when i run the same test and when it reaches on Click 'Div' it fails. Telerik unable to find the Click 'Div'.
NOTE: Alert Dialog appears after i click anywhere on the form.
I have attached the failure info also.
Failure Information:
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Unable to locate element. Details: Attempting to find [Html] element using
Find logic
(Html): [TagIndex 'Exact' div:62]
Unable to locate element. Search failed!
Learn more about finding elements here:
http://www.telerik.com/automated-testing-tools/support/documentation/user-guide/troubleshooting_guide/test-execution-problems/unable-to-locate-element.aspx
Waiting for your response
I am facing a problem regarding Alert Dialog. While recording, when i enter a mobile number on Mobile field textbox and click anywhere on the form an Alert Dialog Box appears. Click anywhere is recorded on telerik as Click 'Div'. But when i run the same test and when it reaches on Click 'Div' it fails. Telerik unable to find the Click 'Div'.
NOTE: Alert Dialog appears after i click anywhere on the form.
I have attached the failure info also.
Failure Information:
~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
Unable to locate element. Details: Attempting to find [Html] element using
Find logic
(Html): [TagIndex 'Exact' div:62]
Unable to locate element. Search failed!
Learn more about finding elements here:
http://www.telerik.com/automated-testing-tools/support/documentation/user-guide/troubleshooting_guide/test-execution-problems/unable-to-locate-element.aspx
Waiting for your response
4 Answers, 1 is accepted
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Hello Gaurav,
I am sorry to hear that you are experiencing this issue.
It seems that Test Studio is not able to locate the element that you click on. We have an article in our documentation about this issue that you might find useful.
It is a good practice when creating your tests to put some wait steps before the elements you might experience problems with. The best way to proceed here is to add a wait for exist step which will refreshes the DOM tree. Here is a short video demonstration (no audio) on how you can add a wait for exists for an element in already recorded test.
It might also be helpful reading our article about using chained find expressions and also watching this short video that will show you some good practices and how you can make your tests more flexible and robust.
If you continue to experience problems, please provide us with a copy of your test and if it is possible grant us access to your application so we can reproduce the issue on our end and give you a solution. If you decide to do so please make sure you open a support ticket instead of forum thread where all the information provided remains confidential.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Regards,
Velin Koychev
Telerik
I am sorry to hear that you are experiencing this issue.
It is a good practice when creating your tests to put some wait steps before the elements you might experience problems with. The best way to proceed here is to add a wait for exist step which will refreshes the DOM tree. Here is a short video demonstration (no audio) on how you can add a wait for exists for an element in already recorded test.
It might also be helpful reading our article about using chained find expressions and also watching this short video that will show you some good practices and how you can make your tests more flexible and robust.
If you continue to experience problems, please provide us with a copy of your test and if it is possible grant us access to your application so we can reproduce the issue on our end and give you a solution. If you decide to do so please make sure you open a support ticket instead of forum thread where all the information provided remains confidential.
Looking forward to hearing from you.
Velin Koychev
Telerik
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Alan
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answered on 13 Dec 2013, 05:14 PM
It seems like clicking off the field is necessary only to invoke the OnBlur method of the mobile number textbox. We have forced this behavior in either of the following ways successfully:
- Use the JavaScript Events button in the Elements menu to insert an OnBlur step in your test.
- Record the typing of the "Tab" key at the end of entering the phone number in the textbox. You may need to enable the SimulateRealTyping property for the that test step.
Hope that helps!
Alan
- Use the JavaScript Events button in the Elements menu to insert an OnBlur step in your test.
- Record the typing of the "Tab" key at the end of entering the phone number in the textbox. You may need to enable the SimulateRealTyping property for the that test step.
Hope that helps!
Alan
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Hi Alan,
Thank you for sharing your experience and solution. I've updated your Telerik points.
Regards,
Velin Koychev
Telerik
Thank you for sharing your experience and solution. I've updated your Telerik points.
Regards,
Velin Koychev
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Alan
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answered on 18 Dec 2013, 12:34 PM
Cool! Thank you!
Alan
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