Hi All,
I am new to Test Studio and I am testing a popup based website that works in the following flow:
1. Open IE browser (our website only works in IE) and enter URL.
2. Page opens with login/password fields
3. Enter credentials and hit Login button
4. The App opens in a popup.
5. Our whole application is popup based and the app works in that main popup, more popups appear when any buttons are clicked.
6. There are also light boxes in our App.
I just want to ask for now, does Test Studio support popups within popups? Does control automatically switch to new popup if already any button is clicked in a popup?
Please do let me know if I have added less information.
I am new to Test Studio and I am testing a popup based website that works in the following flow:
1. Open IE browser (our website only works in IE) and enter URL.
2. Page opens with login/password fields
3. Enter credentials and hit Login button
4. The App opens in a popup.
5. Our whole application is popup based and the app works in that main popup, more popups appear when any buttons are clicked.
6. There are also light boxes in our App.
I just want to ask for now, does Test Studio support popups within popups? Does control automatically switch to new popup if already any button is clicked in a popup?
Please do let me know if I have added less information.
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Hi Haseeb,
Yes we do support the scenario you describe. Test Studio works using an "Active Browser" concept, which is defined as the last browser window the opened. All steps will be performed against that window, until that window is closed. Control then reverts to the previously opened window. Test Studio doesn't have the ability to switch from window A to window B without closing window B (unless you use code which we can discuss later if needed).
We shouldn't have problems automating your light boxes, depending on how they're implemented. There are many different implementations of light boxes. We work with those that are HTML or Silverlight based. We don't work with those that are Flash/Flex based.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Cody
Telerik
Yes we do support the scenario you describe. Test Studio works using an "Active Browser" concept, which is defined as the last browser window the opened. All steps will be performed against that window, until that window is closed. Control then reverts to the previously opened window. Test Studio doesn't have the ability to switch from window A to window B without closing window B (unless you use code which we can discuss later if needed).
We shouldn't have problems automating your light boxes, depending on how they're implemented. There are many different implementations of light boxes. We work with those that are HTML or Silverlight based. We don't work with those that are Flash/Flex based.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Cody
Telerik