Hello!

I'm having problem with creating validation rule with attribute text which contains over than 4k characters.
When I'm trying to open this text for editing (for creating 'contains' rule) WebUI TestStudio crashes

Hi Telerik Team ,
  
     When  Customize step in code the Case cannot run normally again.
The error message as follow :
2011/3/9 15:49:38' - System.ArgumentException: The coded step method 'MMS_Login_CodedStep' does not exist.
   at ArtOfTest.WebAii.Design.Execution.ExecutionContext.SetNewBrowserTracking(Test test, Object codeBehind)
   at ArtOfTest.WebAii.Design.Execution.ExecutionEngine.InternalExecuteTestIteration(Object codeBehindInstance)
   at ArtOfTest.WebAii.Design.Execution.ExecutionEngine.ExecuteDataDrivenTest(Test test, BaseWebAiiTest codeInstance)
   at ArtOfTest.WebAii.Design.Execution.ExecutionEngine.InternalExecuteTest(Test test, TestResult initializationResult)
   at ArtOfTest.WebAii.Design.Execution.TestExecuteProxy.ExecuteTest(Test test, Settings settings, String deploymentFolder, ExecutionType exeType, Guid lastStepGuid, DebuggerOptions debuggerOptions)

What is the best practice solution for sharing a project across multiple automation developers?

We have both Subversion and Team Foundation Server (TFS) for storing our projects. We want to be able to use the same Elements repository by all the developers working on the project. Also, we need all the files required to be stored in revision control so anyone on the project can execute and maintain a script.

We have noticed issues with TFS that not all the required files are stored in revision control. Scenario below.
Developer A works a project, has a running Test, checks into TFS.
Developer B needs to run the test, gets it from TFS, Telerik shows a compile error.

Only one recorder windows is supported per-process.
No recorder will be attached to new document.
All I did was click on a button.
What?

Hi, 
I am testing my app which has a calendar control in which the user is required to select a date from the calendar control. When the scripts were originally recorded the date selected was in February and now that is is March the tests are failing. They are failing because when the script comes to the step of selecting a date it does not know to enable the calendar control and select the arrow to go back a month. 

Is there a way to record the step without it having to go back and record a past date? 

Thank You,
Hillary Leitch

I try to execute a test with one step customize in VB code but it's failed with below error message 
C:\Program Files\Telerik\WebUI Test Studio 2010.3\My Projects\TestProject1\New Test.aii.vb: Line 71: (BC30002) Type 'System.Windows.Forms.Keys' is not defined.
Then, I try to add the reference to my project, but I cannot add references from any folder except telerik's bin.
Would you help me ?
My tool is WebUI test studio QA Edition 2010.3
Thanks

Kate

Hi,

When i am creating the script for different modules like log in the application,client and rest of the modules.if i created the script for login application and save it.then after this i move to the next module, is it necessary to start recording the application from initial point i:e from login state or their is the way so that we can call the log in script from various modules by which we can save time as well as script steps will be less also.

Regards
Hillary

Where can I download different versions of Web UI (FULL)?
I tried 1421 and now I'm using 1213 and neither one works well for me.
I want to try the Q3 release 1307 I think???

My website consists of dynamic pages which have URLs like /flights/rze/agp/110322/110329/airfares-from-rzeszow-to-malaga-in-march-2011.html
When using recorder it creates elements on such page. When I click page I can see its properties. What is the page identification for?
It doesn't seem to matter what I select there. When running data-driven tests I land on other pages like: /flights/krk/edi/110322/110329/airfares-from-rzeszow-to-malaga-in-march-2011.html and still test goes through fine. However I think identification of page should work somehow.

How does it work actually?

We have Team Foundation Server as a version control system in place. Telerik QA edition seems to be successfully integrating and checking in/out changesets to the repository. However, we have an external continuous integration system (Hudson) that orchestrates our current builds and unit/interface testing. When sourcing from TFS using our CI service, certain files seem to be missing, namely:

• The project DLL that is compiled from our C# code at runtime
• Any test lists that engineers create

Has anybody been able to successfully integrate with TFS, the QA Edition, and a third party orchestration engine?

If we used another version control system (or a client external from Telerik) we could check all those files in, but then we lose the integration that the QA edition offers. Some basic investigation into how the DLL is created yielded a dark path that I don't really want to walk down - namely that the test runner edition can't be used to compile the DLL. Moving to the developer edition with full MS-Test seems a bit heavy given that we enjoy the usability of the QA edition. A trial run using another version control system was successful in executing the tests and reporting results, so we've at least got something working.