IE Execution Success but same fails in Chrome

[Sundar]

Hi,

I have a Web Application. The Login page works well against IE with Email, Password and Login button testing process.

The same one when run against the Chrome Browser it fails with warning that the Password is Incorrect.

Not sure why this happens.

Sundar

[Elena]

Hi Sundar,

Thank you for reaching us out. 

The different browsers might display and interact with a page in a different way. Probably this is the reason for the misbehavior you observe. Please try to enable the 'SimualteRealTyping' for the step that enters the password and then execute the test again. What will be the behavior this time? 

Please note you might need to enable that feature for the username field and for the login button click as well. 

Please let me know what the results are. Thanks! 

Regards,
Elena Tsvetkova
Progress Telerik

 

[Sacha]

I have the same problem only the other way around, my tests work in chrome and firefox but not in IE.

I'm trying to find and click on an element by looking at the tagname and textcontent. This works fine in chrome and firefox but not in IE(IE can not find the element). The weird thing is that the step before that does the exact same thing but that works fine in all browsers including IE. Setting simulate real click didn't work.

i'm not sure what the problem is here.

[Sundar]

Hi,

I am not sure after performing the following Steps it was working fine on IE & Chrome without any issues for the last 10 Automated Tests. Steps Performed:

1) Navigate to Browser with https://google.com

2) Clear Browser Cache

3) Wait for 2000 MSec

4) Navigate to the browser application I am testing.

5) Maximize the Browser

6) Wait for 5000 MSec

Continued with my steps required for testing the application.

Make sure the RecycleBrowser under Web in the Edit Test List Setting is Unchecked for the List in the Test Lists Tab.

Hope this will help.

Sundar

 

[Sundar]

Elena,

We have set at the entire project level SimulateRealTyping option, that didn't helped us.

Sundar

[Elena]

Hello,

Thanks for getting back to me. 

@Sundar:
Although the issue seems to be specific for the application under test. Would it be possible to grant access to the tested application and share a sample test that demonstrates the issue to run against it? 

Alternatively you could record a video during execution against IE and Chrome to continue the investigation. Please if you decide to provide a video turn on the annotations (please check point 5. in this article) for better visibility. The video could be attached zipped to this thread. 

@Sasha: 
Could you please also provide a sample test and access to the application so that I could investigate the particular issue. Most probably it is related to the application itself. Thus that way will be the easiest to evaluate what might be causing the issue. 

Thank you! 

Regards,
Elena Tsvetkova
Progress Telerik