Hi
i am trying to display the gridview elements.i need to print these elements based on the textbox value.it is just like search functionality..
in this process i am getting this error message
this is silverlight page
Regards:
AnkammaRao.V
i am trying to display the gridview elements.i need to print these elements based on the textbox value.it is just like search functionality..
in this process i am getting this error message
Failure Information:
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Unable to locate element. Details: Attempting to find [Silverlight] element using
Find logic
(Html): [id 'Exact' silverlightControlHost] THEN UNDER NODE FIND [tagIndex 'Exact' object:0]
(Silverlight): [TextContent 'Exact' LakTestAcc8] AND [XamlTag 'Exact' textblock]
Unable to locate element. Search failed!
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'7/7/2010 5:22:03 AM' - Detected a failure. Step is marked 'ContinueOnFailure=False' aborting test execution.
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'7/7/2010 5:22:05 AM' - Overall Result: Fail
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this is silverlight page
Regards:
AnkammaRao.V
2 Answers, 1 is accepted
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Hello ankamma,
This error looks like in maybe a find problem using the text content for the TextBox with:
TextContent 'Exact' LakTestAcc8
Please try changing the Find Param in the Failure Resolution Window as described in the 'How to resolve test step failures' in the Quick Start Guide.
You can try changing the TextContent find to a partial find as in:
TextContent 'Contains' TestAcc
or
TextContent 'StarsWith' LakTest
You can also try changing the TextContent for the TextBox to an AutomationId or Name if that TextBox has either of those attributes:
AutomationId 'Exact'...
or
Name 'Exact'...
Or you can try changing TextContent to TagIndex depending on the TextBox's index relative to other TextBox:
TagIndex 'Exact'...
Please see the 'Changing how an Element is found' in the Quick Start Guide for more reference.
Greetings,
Nelson Sin
the Telerik team
This error looks like in maybe a find problem using the text content for the TextBox with:
TextContent 'Exact' LakTestAcc8
Please try changing the Find Param in the Failure Resolution Window as described in the 'How to resolve test step failures' in the Quick Start Guide.
You can try changing the TextContent find to a partial find as in:
TextContent 'Contains' TestAcc
or
TextContent 'StarsWith' LakTest
You can also try changing the TextContent for the TextBox to an AutomationId or Name if that TextBox has either of those attributes:
AutomationId 'Exact'...
or
Name 'Exact'...
Or you can try changing TextContent to TagIndex depending on the TextBox's index relative to other TextBox:
TagIndex 'Exact'...
Please see the 'Changing how an Element is found' in the Quick Start Guide for more reference.
Greetings,
Nelson Sin
the Telerik team
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Hi again ankamma,
Just wanted to check back with you on this. I believe a good deal of the tickets submitted by Sonata are Find problems for Silverlight elements on your application.
Please try editing the Find Params as mentioned in my last post and 'Changing how an Element is found' in the Quick Start Guide.
For any tickets that have the 'Unable to locate element. Details:...' failure message, please post back in the original tickets if you are still having that particular problem.
All the best,
Nelson
the Telerik team
Just wanted to check back with you on this. I believe a good deal of the tickets submitted by Sonata are Find problems for Silverlight elements on your application.
Please try editing the Find Params as mentioned in my last post and 'Changing how an Element is found' in the Quick Start Guide.
For any tickets that have the 'Unable to locate element. Details:...' failure message, please post back in the original tickets if you are still having that particular problem.
All the best,
Nelson
the Telerik team
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