Generic Dialog in Coded Tests and Logic Branching based on the DialogButton

[Senthil]

What i need is to check if there is a generic dialog to tell if there is a failure , if so i need to call OnFailure() method else i need to proceed with the test. from the forum here i managed to trap the generic dialog...help i would require is:
how would i check if the Dialog has been triggered and based on that branch to another code :

The code which has helped me so far :

Manager.DialogMonitor.AddDialog(

new AlertDialog(ActiveBrowser, DialogButton.OK));

 

Manager.DialogMonitor.Start();

What i would need help in :

an if statement which checks if the generic dialog has been fired and based on which logic branching can take place.

Thanks
Sen

[Missing User]

Hello Sen,

Please see the following thread on how to add a delegate to a dialog handler:

http://www.artoftest.com/community/forums/webaii-automation-framework/forum-general-questions/handling-multiple-dialogs.aspx

The posts should relate to whichever dialog handler you are using since adding a delegate is the same for all of them. Let us know if you have further questions.

Kind regards,
Nelson Sin
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[Missing User]

Hello again Senthil ,

Just wanted to check back to see if the AOT forum thread helped with what you wanted to do.

All the best,
Nelson
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[Alan]

Hello,

I would like to look at the forum you have a link to above, but the link is broken.  Could you please direct me to the correct forum?

Thanks!
Alan

[Anthony]

Hello Alan,

That forum is inactive, but here is a User's Guide article on how to handle dialogs in code.

Greetings,
Anthony
the Telerik team