Manager.Desktop.KeyBoard.TypeText doesn't work for a specific customer application
The workaround is to convert the type step into code and replace Manager.Desktop.KeyBoard.TypeText(".", 50, 100); with Manager.Desktop.KeyBoard.SendString(".");
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2 comments
ADMIN
Konstantin Petkov
Posted on:05 Mar 2014 07:54
Just to clarify, we added a new property to the SetText step, namely "Unicode Support" for a codeless solution.
ADMIN
Shtilianov
Posted on:21 Feb 2014 15:30
Hi, problem is fixed. The problem was with UnicodeSupport, it needs to be false. In order for the test to work you should use
Manager.Desktop.KeyBoard.TypeText(".", 50, 100, false);
The last Boolean parameter is for UnicodeSupport which is true by default. This change in the TypeText method will be included in the upcoming service pack.