This is a limitation/bug in TestStudio. Here’s where the customer creates the variable: http://10.225.68.127:8080/prweb/PRServlet/nF-qFK4ha1B9XolnJtsJWpQlh9AKUteKa55vdjEHm_Y%5B*/!STANDARD?pzPostData=1316036933 <input type='hidden' id='pzHarnessID' value='HID1CE396E7F15CF6B5FC350407D4BF1FDD'> Test Studio is looking for values that are wrapped in double-quotes. For whatever reason, the server has decided to wrap its values in single quotes, which leads us to fail to identify this as a source. More information along with the test is provided in the internal description.
Steps to reproduce: 1. Create a test and start recording aginst: http://spread.grapecity.com/Demos/JS/ViewsDemo/#/demos/EditorMode 2. Highlight some cell in the grid. 3. Click on locate in DOM Expected: The element should be located in DOM. Actual: No element is found. The element is within an iFrame however Test Studio is not able to see any element in that frame.
Steps to reproduce: 1. Close & re-launch Test Studio. 2. Make sure there are no pending changes for the project. 3. Go the Test Lists tab & schedule a test list 4. Choose option to receive test results by E-mail, enter an e-mail address & click Done. 5. Click the Tests tab & note that the project shows a pending save and a pending change. 6. Right-click on the project & select Check In to TFS from the context menu. Click Save. 7. The Check In to TFS screen is displayed with no pending changes. Visual Studio (TFS) does not show a pending change.
Steps to reproduce: 1. Open a project in TFS with no pending changes 2. Schedule a test list 3. Change this test list and save the changes. The project looks dirty. 4. Press Check-in button 5. Press Cancel. 6. Project looks as Checked in, but changes still can be checked in and in VS it is dirty as well.
When you open a test, that was created in Test Studio and has coded steps, for the first time in Visual Studio, the coded steps are not linked to the methods in the code behind file. They appear as blank and you need to select the methods again.
This behavior is specific for Visual Studio and how it loads the files in the solution. The workaround is to double click on any of the coded steps to open the code behind file. That will restore the connections in every coded step in this test.
Steps to reproduce: Execute the project attached internally. Expected behavior: To add the value in the third numeric textbox Actual behavior: The value is always set to the first numeric textbox
Scenario:Use a simple Login-Logout test that is separated into two different tests, executed as steps (Login test & Logout test = login-logout test) for performance run.
Issue: The current overview functionality will show the execution of the test steps 'login' and all the individual steps from the nested test, then moves onto the 'logout' test and the steps for the second nested test. The times displayed for the 'Test as Step' steps is the client side time, required for the initialization of the nested test.
There are two options for more understandable results - the 'Test as Step' step should either not representing any time, or displaying the summed up time of the nested step execution.
When edit an element in live - the element is highlighted in IE but not in Chrome.
The "StopTestListOnFailure" property of a test is no longer stopping the rest of a test list from executing upon the failure of the test. Steps to reproduce: 1. Create a Project 2. Add two tests to the project (test A and B) 3. Create a step that will cause the first test to fail (Test A) 4. On the Project tab right click on both tests and check the property "StopTestListOnFailure" (set it to true) 5. Click the Test Lists Tab 6. Add the two tests to the test lists with the first one as the first test in the list (Test A) 7. Execute the test list Expected: After the first test is run and fails the second test will not run due to that property being set to true. Actual: Both tests are run
In a source controlled (TFS) project when a code file is added to an existing test from another user, getting the change checks out the test file.
If you have a large list of items and you want to select something from the middle of the list, the recorded "radcombobox: selecting item" step is failing.
The combo box is scrolled to the bottom of the list and if there item is not visible there, the selection is not successful.
Currently we have an Angular select control and we are experiencing troubles with the automation. The value is visibly selected but it is not used further in the application. It appears that the "OnInput" event is not triggered during the selection.
We have found a workaround, which is to trigger that event in a coded step:
// This is necessary to trigger event listenerSelectList.InvokeEvent(ScriptEventType.OnInput);
Steps to reproduce and access to the application are in the internal description.
Steps to reproduce: 1. Execute a performance test. 2. Click History tab. 3. Add a result description. 4. Open some other test. 5. Reopen the initial test. Expected: The description is saved. Actual: No description is displayed.
Steps to reproduce and video of the issue are in the internal description.
Hi,
I have a screen with multiple KendoNumericTextBox. After trying to use recorded and coded step to handle the second KendoNumericTextBox in the page using KendoInputValue, these same problem occurs to me:
1. The function "ClearBeforeTyping" clears the first KendoNumericTextBox instead of the second one but correctly input the data in the second one.
2. The function "UseClientAPI" clears and input data in the first KendoNumericTextBox instead of the second one.
When i validate and locate each of the element, the tool is able to locate them correctly. In coded step, I only use the second textbox , not the first one but in execution, it still edit the first textbox and the problems mentioned above happened.
What should i do to be able to handle this type of textbox correctly?
Thank you
When you record in IE 10 the application becomes partially irresponsible and then acts very slowly. Access to the application and steps to reproduce are in the external description.
1) Double click on a .aiiresult file of a test list containing a failed test 2) Drill down into Step Failure Details 3) Export the details to a .zip file Expected: The file to include the image on failure Actual: the image on failure is missing
It is very difficult to explain (and understand) when the global wait for elements applies and when it doesn't. There seem to be lots of questions on the forums and in the suggestions around this, for example this post: http://feedback.telerik.com/Project/117/Feedback/Details/44270-when-waiting-for-element-to-exist-in-code-test-studio-doesnt-respect-the-timeou I can't find anything in the online documentation that talks about it. We have opened support cases, asked questions on the forums and new users here get very confused. It is pretty fundamental to "getting" the product and would be great to get some documentation on that. I'd say it is important enough to document and call out in a blog. Thanks!
Test Studio scheduled runs sometimes start browser in the background and it loses focus. Due to that the test steps are not executed correctly and the test fails unexpectedly.
This does not happen when running the test or test list locally.