Hi,

I am trying to verify the contents of a Silverlight Element that has a dynamic ID.

e.g.

When the Silverlight application loads the element has an ID of February2011TextBlock, if I update the value of a certain element the id of the textblock will change, to, for example, March2011TextBlock.

How can I verify the value of the TextBlock after changing the value of the associated element?

Hi,

I have installed on my machine Test Studio version 2011.2.1305.0, and Visual Studio 2010. What I remmember is,  when I installed  Test Studio, Visual Studio was installed too.  Actually, I have another machine, but the guy that installed Test Studio do not install Visual Studio, I was trying to see how I can install just the Visual Studio plug in, but I could not find the way, and I need to update some *.cs documents.  There is a way to just install the Visual Studio ?


Thanks,

Hi,

I have a list that should run 5 test cases. But I see that isn't stable, b/c sometimes it run correctly and sometimes the test fail. Not sure why is the inconsistency on it.

I split the Test cases in a list ( one test list for each Test case), so I have now 5 test lists, and they run one by one correctly without issues. But when I put all the 5 test cases in the same test list, this not work. I tried to record again the steps that fail, but I have 3 days with the same issue.

So, not sure why they can run correctly individually and one by one in one list for each Test CAse, but when they are in the same list crash.

There are some bug reported regarding that?

Is it possible to configure the Test Studio VS plugin to record relative URIs only? To elaborate a bit more, I have read the article http://www.telerik.com/automated-testing-tools/support/documentation/user-guide/knowledge-base/test-execution/using-baseurl.aspx on how to change URIs from absolute ones to relative ones. I'm using ^ instead ~ of because element inspection doesn't seem to like ~. I have set up my BaseURL in user settings for quick execution and in the test settings files for 'normal' test runs. All in all I can run my tests against different servers by changing the BaseUrl only. My problem though is that it requires a lot of manual tweeking of the generated elements. Right now I have to change the BaseURL for the FrameInfo elements, set UsesBaseUrlHost to true. In a larger project the number of elements can grow quite large and manually having to change them is quite annoying and prone to errors. 

Hi

We're just starting out with automation of an ASP.NET application. We have Test Studio (full and VS plugin) licenses.

We were planning to simply record and playback scenarios but now I've done a bit of reading I've found this concept of "Keyword" driven automation.

Can we do this using Test Studio?  If yes, where should I start reading (I couldn't find it in the manual)?

Thanks in advance,

Ian.

Hi,

I was reading before , not remember the forum, but I read about that WebUi have some issues on Internet Explorer 9. So, I want to know if this is true, b/c I have IE8, and I want to upgrade to 9.  If I upgrade the browser,  will I have issues to record or run test cases?


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Hi,
I have a test that loads a website that, because of security (and it's a unit server), redirects the page 2 or 3 times and takes about 20 seconds to more or less 1.5 minutes. I tried setting the WaitOnElements property to 360000 on both the step doing the navigating and the step following it, but nothing changes: the step times out 1 time out of 5, often on the first time it's been run in the hour.

I've even added a test on top of my list to "preload" the pages so that the other tests pass (image attached).
I would REALLY like to resolve this problem, since we want to integrate those tests with our daily builds.

Thanks for any help you can give out.

Sam

Currently the way I run telerik test studio on a silverlight app is that I hit 'record' and start running the silverlight app, then navigate into it to the point I want to test something, like for example I display a list of things I want to check have proper values.

Is it possible for me to skip the beginning stages, like for example can I login to the app, go to the screen I want, then on that screen run the tests without closing the silvelright app when the test is done, so I can run the test again if I wanted to (or slightly modify it and run it) without having to go back to the first few steps of the test where I would have to load up everything?

I need to verify the content of a RadEditor. The content is XMl including tags. When I verify the text, the editor gives me the HTML code (&lt; for example) instead of < and the verification fails. Is there a function to get around this?

I have been having trouble with this issue for quite some time now. We have Test Studio's standalone version for QAs running on a server through remote access. 2 QAs including me work on capturing tests using test studio on the server and the server has around 6 gigs of RAM. So, that provides a brief background of infrastructure I am dealing with here.

Now, while running the test cases and especially running them as test lists we face a strange scenario; TEST STUDIO doesn't close the browser after a test case has been run and after 10-15 such instances there are almost 10-15 browsers open (this I saw when I opened the task manager and saw the Processes).

This for some reason clogs the RAM or something and doesn't allow the browser to open when another test case needs to run.
Now, there is an option which says CloseBrower (its a drop down and can be set to true or false).  I used this option on the last steps of some of my tests, but even this was not helpful.

So, what I am saying here is - Is there some option to forcefully close the browser after the test case is completed?

KUMAR