I have a testlist which contains 15 - 20 test cases. once the execution of testlist is done telerik test studio is throwing an error message " unable to load the results....."

Please let me know why am i getting the above error

Hi... I've a scenario of simple form filling of two text fields and submitting. I'm data driving the test via an Excel Sheet.

Here is a sample of my Excel data.

1 Fruit Apple
2 Fruit Orange
3  Object Chair
4 Object Desk

It is obvious that the sheet have some repeated entries in a column. Since my form remembers the last iteration values used, I don't want Test Studio to erase the text field and type the same again. It is consuming more time.

Is there any way to create a check/verify step (Either GUI or coded), such as Test Studio should skip the cell value if it is same as previous. (No skipping the whole iteration, just leaving out the cell value). Help me out in this, I'm ready to explain more, Thanks !

Note: I'm working on Silverlight platform.

Hello Telerik,

Could you let us know which is the earliest version of Test Studio that supports running of tests in BOTH IE10 and Chrome? I realize that the latest version will support both browsers - but we would like this information just in case the latest version doesn't work for us (based on our experience when we have tried to upgrade in the past).

Also, is there anything we should know (things we should do, known issues, etc) when migrating existing tests and/or authoring new tests in order to run in those browsers?  If this is documented somewhere, please point us to it.

Thanks,
Shashi

Greetings Once Again,

I have a test which is creating data in an environment off a spreadsheet. I want it to always create something successfully, but report to me if an error occurs. I will then report this error to the appropriate people who will fix, then publish the data. If I fail to create the data, it will not save other pieces, causing time consuming fixes, so I put the verification into an IF statement. Therefore, ELSE is synonymous with failure, but it then handles the failure and forges ahead without messing up the remainder of the item creation.

Of course, when it hits this ELSE, all the steps pass which normally would cause it to PASS and, amid 300 data entries, I'd be none-the-wiser. To combat this, I have a bogus verification setup with continue on failure so that the step marks fail. I was wondering if I was missing a feature that was a bit more... graceful.

Alas... in a perfect world, nobody would enter data incorrectly on the spreadsheet! 

Sincerely,
Robert

I am getting an error

Only one recorder windows is supported per-process.
No recorder will be attached to new document.


This issue was occurred earlier but resolved automatically after restart

I tried following, But no result
1. Run the Visual studio as Admin Mode
2. Un install and re install the Test studio
3, Configuration of IE settings with Test studio recommendations
4. Restarted windows


Any help Please

Is it possible to create an app.config and somehow combine it with the app.config that test studio will generate for itself?

I have seen the proposed solution in this thread but I currently have a legacy DLL that expects data to exist in the app.config. The legacy DLL will not know about the ExecutionContext and since the configuration I want to put into the app.config only applies at an application level, I don't want to place it in my machine.config.

Is there some way I can modify the test studio app.config to include my desired xml nodes?

I am currently using the standalone Telerik Test Studio v 122.14.20.0

Hi, I've a scenario to to click some radio buttons (Yes/No). I want to data drive them using Excel sheet.

If there are 5 radio buttons, My Excel will contain 5 columns with Yes or No. And 10 rows. For each run, the Yes/No will vary in the columns. Can anyone please help me in regard of this. Thanks. !!!

We are trying to run a test multiple times with different parameters defined in the local data source. As there are some steps which can only be done after the startup of our WPF application, we need to restart the application for every iteration within our data source. Is this possible? It seems that for every iteration all steps of the test are run again but without a restart.

Hi,

I am trying to find an element using Find.ByContent("abc") and then trying to retrieve the co-ordinates of this element using GetRectangle method so that i can perform a click using the retrieved X and Y co-ordinates. But am facing errors in the same.

My code looks like this:

            Element MyElement = Find.ByContent("p:Complete", FindContentType.TextContent);
           
            int x = MyElement.GetRectangle().X;
            int y = MyElement.GetRectangle().Y;
            Log.WriteLine(x.ToString());
            Log.WriteLine(y.ToString());

Is there a way I can load DOM using code? And is this the correct way to find out the co-ordinates of the element?
Can somebody please help me with the same?

Thanks in advance.
Prerna

Currently I am maintaining 3 different Test Lists that are are the same except for the enviroment they are meant to test. one is qa, one stage and the final is Prod.  Our URLs vary depending on the enviroment we are trying to access. I have investigated using the BASE URL function when a base URL is entered I get the "/" in my navigation step however when I try to modify the navigation URL for playback my test fails.  I believe this is due to the parameters before the base URL being the one I need to change not the ones after the URL.

Example: 
1. Movies.com is my base URL 
2. I want to hit a page of my site hollywood.movies.com 

The paremeters change before the base.  After watching the video here: http://tv.telerik.com/watch/automated-testing-tools/setting-base-url-in-webui-test-studio  it looks like base URL can only handle parameters after the base.   Has anyone run into this issue before or is there a known workaround that I am not finding.

Most of the sites I test have similar URL structures which will make maintenance of my test plans cumbersome.