We are facing issue in Edge browser that in one particular step click event is getting performed always 40 pixel above the element. It is working fine in Internet Explorer, Firefox and Chrome.
It's a web application developed in HTML5.
I tried with Desktop command click and Simple Click also.
Can anyone let me know what is creating the problem or where we are making the mistake?
Thanks and Regards,
Sumit Kumar
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Hi Sumit,
Based on the description of the encountered misbehavior I suspect the issue was already identified on our end and the relative public item is listed here. The case was investigated and already fixed and will be included in our next official release.
Meanwhile and if it turns out the issue is the same, you can apply the following workaround - uncheck the "SimulateRealClick" property of the "Click" steps in the problematic tests and try executing them again. Please bear in mind that this change could be dangerous because it will force the steps to only trigger the "click" JavaScript event. All other JavaScript events required by the internal logic of your application should be triggered manually with "Invoke JavaScript Event" steps. You can find them in the "JavaScript Events" Section of the Step Builder.
In case the issue you are facing is not as the one described above, can you please send me a sample test which reproduces the misbehavior so that I can investigate it on my end?
Thanks.
Regards,
Elena Tsvetkova
Progress Telerik
Based on the description of the encountered misbehavior I suspect the issue was already identified on our end and the relative public item is listed here. The case was investigated and already fixed and will be included in our next official release.
Meanwhile and if it turns out the issue is the same, you can apply the following workaround - uncheck the "SimulateRealClick" property of the "Click" steps in the problematic tests and try executing them again. Please bear in mind that this change could be dangerous because it will force the steps to only trigger the "click" JavaScript event. All other JavaScript events required by the internal logic of your application should be triggered manually with "Invoke JavaScript Event" steps. You can find them in the "JavaScript Events" Section of the Step Builder.
In case the issue you are facing is not as the one described above, can you please send me a sample test which reproduces the misbehavior so that I can investigate it on my end?
Thanks.
Regards,
Elena Tsvetkova
Progress Telerik
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answered on 05 Nov 2018, 06:50 AM
Thanks Elena. What is the expected date of next official release?
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Hi Sumit,
Our next official release is planned for the beginning of next year. Meanwhile, there is a chance for us to prepare an internal build or a Service Pack version, but as this is not yet planned, I am unable to provide exact estimation.
Regards,
Elena Tsvetkova
Progress Telerik
Our next official release is planned for the beginning of next year. Meanwhile, there is a chance for us to prepare an internal build or a Service Pack version, but as this is not yet planned, I am unable to provide exact estimation.
Regards,
Elena Tsvetkova
Progress Telerik