[Dialog(DialogButton.OK)] always click cancel

[Kumar]

Hi,
I am using  [Dialog(DialogButton.OK)] in my test method.
using DialogButton.OK i want to click 'OK' in  JavaScript confirm dialog but it always click cancel in JavaScript confirm dialog.When i use 
Manager.DialogMonitor.AddDialog(new AlertDialog(ActiveBrowser, DialogButton.OK));
Manager.DialogMonitor.Start();
it is working fine.Is there any bug in DialogButton.OK

Thanks,
Kumar

[Keaegan]

Hello Kumar,

We are not aware of a bug within DialogButton.OK. Please change the following setting:

1. Open your project/solution within Visual Studio
2. In the Solution Explorer, locate your test settings file (local.testsettings in 2010)
3. Double-click the test settings to bring up the properties
4. Click WebAii Test on the left column
5. Click the Execution tab
6. The bottom item on this tab is titled Unexpected Dialog Handling, change this to Handle and Continue

After you have made this change, please re-test the issue. We will look for your reply.

Greetings,
Keaegan
the Telerik team

[Kumar]

Hi Keaegan

Thanks for your reply.When i opened my local test settings 'WebAii Test' was not available in the left column,can you please tell me how can i add  'WebAii Test'  in my local setting.

Thanks,
Kumar

[Stoich]

Hello Kumar,

You should create a new Test Project. From there it's easy: Here's a Jing video demonstrating how you can change the Dialog Handling settings as described by Keaegan.

I hope this helps!

Best wishes,

Stoich

the Telerik team

[Kumar]

Hi,

thanks for your reply but my problem is that i am not able to see 'WebAii Test'  in my local setting.How can i include 'WebAii Test'  in my local setting?
Thanks,
Kumar

[Cody]

Hello Kumar,

I apologize for the confusion. The WebAii framework product does not include a WebAii Test tab in the local test settings. I apologize my colleagues gave you bad information.

What is most likely happening is that our Unexpected Dialog handler feature is getting in your way. It is set to "Handle and fail test" by default.

To override this you can add the following code (or something very similar) to the beginning of your test:

Manager.Settings.UnexpectedDialogAction = UnexpectedDialogAction.DoNotHandle;

Hope that helps,
Cody
the Telerik team