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Hi,
We are using WebAii to automate UI testing of our Silverlight Application.
We have found a bug with FrameworkElement.User.Click(), it doesn't respect the zoom level of the browser. If the zoom level is not default, it will click the wrong place (ie not on the selected element).
Is this the right place to discuss issues?
Thanks,
Jon
We are using WebAii to automate UI testing of our Silverlight Application.
We have found a bug with FrameworkElement.User.Click(), it doesn't respect the zoom level of the browser. If the zoom level is not default, it will click the wrong place (ie not on the selected element).
Is this the right place to discuss issues?
Thanks,
Jon
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Hello Jonathan,
Anthony
the Telerik team
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This issue pertains to the Telerik Testing Framework.
This is expected behavior. All browsers must be at 100% zoom level for test execution to perform correctly. Although targeted at a recording issue in Test Studio, the resolution in this article outlines the needed settings.
Silverlight and WPF applications do not allow the injection of click, select, and set text events directly into the DOM. The Framework has to simulate system wide mouse moves, clicks, and key presses instead. The browser must be at 100% default zoom level for these actions to perform correctly.
Anthony
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Hi Jonathan,
Cody
the Telerik team
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P.S. Yes this is the right place to ask about such issues and possible bugs, or simply when you need assistance with our framework API. Thanks for asking!
Kind regards,Cody
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