When my Telerik test project build in build server I get the following error:

C:\Program Files (x86)\MSBuild\Telerik\WebUITestStudio\Telerik.WebUITestStudio.targets(9,5): error : Unable to determine the project namespace. Please make sure the settings file is available.

I have installed Telerik Test Studio on this server. Attached the solution.

1. Conducted a fast forward test and was able to the the tests on the results tab
2. I clicked on results tab then clicked on the test result.
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3. then i open the test result and i clicked on the failed test result
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4. the screenshot of the failed result details > image tab > is not showing but i saved a screenshot for this, but if i check the file path in which the test result was saved..the screenshot was created
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I have a test that does the following:

1. Navigates to a login page.
2. Clicks a link that opens another window with a login recovery page.
3. Connects to the login recovery page window.
4. Validates items on the login recovery page.
5. Closes the login recovery page window and returns to the original login page.

Running the test reports a failure on #3, even though it is still able to perform #4 and #5.  So it isn't actually failing, but it is reporting a failure.

Is there something I can do so it either doesn't report this false failure, or so that it doesn't report the overall test as a failure because of this false failure?

Thank you,
Mike

Hi,

I am very new to test Studio and hence would like to get clarifications on few issues that I am facing.

Issue 1:
I am using a trial version of telerik RadControls for WPF. Hence when i launch my application, the telerik dialog box opens. I am not able to handle that using the generic handler and my following tests are failing.

Issue 2:

I am recording a real mouse click on RadOutlookBarButton and checking the corresponding controls populated. But while I am playing back, the real mouse click is not happening and the corresponding Radtabcontrol ( which should be visible on mouse click)
is not visible  and hence my tests are failing.

I have attached the Generic Dialog box that pops up herewith. Please let me know what needs to be done to resolve these two issues.

Thanks

I have a verification step in the attached image where basically it verifies if attribute has a height of 136.31.  I need to tweak it so that this verification makes sure if element has a height >0 ? Is it possible to do this? It would be great if you could show me with some coded scripting or any other example.

Thanks,
Mamata

Hi Telerik Team,

I have a test that was created and stored in TFS awhile ago (prior to me joining the company). This test is part of a test list that also exists in TFS. There are two changes that need to be done to this test:

1. Change a date from 01/01/10 to 01/01/13 (this is a different test step than the below item).
2. Remove two steps that interact with an object that is being removed from the application (radcombobox).

I am able to perform the first change no problem. Updating that data without committing the test to TFS & running the test works as-expected. If I uncheck the two test steps however and run the test, the steps are still executed which does not seem correct. I then committed the test to TFS with both changes and the test continues to execute those two steps even though it should not (right?).

Next I deleted the test list and re-created it and ran the test list and it still executes those two unchecked steps. I know I will eventually simply delete those two steps and commit the change but nevertheless, shouldn't TS skip any unchecked steps?

Please see the attachment for screenshots. Pic1 is the first step and Pic2 is the second step, both which should not run.

Thank you for any help.

James

Hi Telerik Team,

I have a test that is selecting a radio button (male/female). A separate step exists for both actions (click male/click female). Each step is data-driven. I currently have the data stored in a .csv file. The step to click the male option is marked TRUE and the step to click female is marked FALSE.

When this test is run in IE 10 (compatability mode on), the test works as-expected (male option is selected, female option is not). However, when this same test is run in either Firefox 20.0.1 or Chrome 27, the male option will be selected then the female option will be selected immediately after. It seems no matter the data, since each step is marked to be run, it does so no matter the data.

Pic1 is the two steps in question. Pic2 is of the step details (same for both steps). Pic3 is the data from my .csv file.

Is this a known issue or perhaps I am missing something? My version of TS is: 2012.2.1527.0

Thank you for any help.

Hi team,
i tried to invoke wait.ForVisible method for some element, but found it is not stable, maybe caused by the bad network condition. i want to know if there are some solutions to make it better, i need the scirpts keep waiting for the element diplay on the page, is there a default setting  like timeout in this method so i can redefine it?

Hello,

how can I change the recording browser from Internet Explorer to Mozilla Firefox. I have set up Mozilla as my default browser and I have checked the test to run using it in the execution tab but when I try to record a test, a window of IE opens.

Thank you

I have come across what I believe to be an IE10 related issue with the way Test Studio interacts with IE10 using XPath.  Our application uses elements with dynamic ids.  In order to find these elements during a playback, XPath was used.  It appears that after interacting with several elements which are located via their XPath, IE10 will stop responding and display the "Internet Explorer has stopped responding" message box.  At this point, the browser needs to be closed and the automated test stopped.  Initally, we used a long XPath to get to the desired elements.  After the Telerik training class yesterday (thanks Todd!), it was advised that we use a short XPath such as //*[@Id = ""].  I applied this change to one of the dynamic elements and it appeared to work correctly.  After applying the XPath modification to the 6 other dynamic elements, IE again stopped responding halfway through the test.  The problem is predictible, as the test fails at the same point every time - which is after the constant XPath calls.  After struggling with the test for several more hours, I decided to run it in IE10 using IE8 browser and document mode.  The test is not displaying the error any longer and is running through to completion.  Has anyone else experienced this issue?  Any suggestions on a cause other than IE10?  Again, it runs if IE10 is in IE8 browser and IE8 document modes.  I have not yet been able to run the test on a true IE8 or IE9 machine.  I welcome any suggestions!  Thanks!!