Type don’t do anything

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• July 4, 2018 at 2:19 pm #31888
  Nuno Seixas

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  Hello,

  When I’m trying to type something into a textbox but it doesn’t do anything.
  In the report it passed but actually it didn’t wrote anything there.
  I already tried to re-Scan that multiple times, but nothing changed .
  Is there any special thing to do that?
  I just created an object around the text box and then “Application(“ParkMap”).View(“UpdateOrder”).Object(“SearchTool”).Object(“textBox”).Type(“CONFIRMED ORDERS”);”
  or
  “Application(“ParkMap”).View(“UpdateOrder”).Object(“textBox”).Type(“CONFIRMED ORDERS”);”
  if I remove the parent object.

  Many thanks.

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  • Textbox.png
  July 4, 2018 at 2:31 pm #31890
  Kirill Bulatnikov

  Participant

  Hello Nuno
  In this case please use “Search Text:” header as a parent object for the textbox. Using of entire search text area as an object is not precise enough.

  Hope that helps.
  Thanks,
  ZAPTEST Team.

  July 4, 2018 at 2:47 pm #31892
  Nuno Seixas

  Participant

  Didn’t work…
  I already tried multiple textbox’s in different views and it worked only once…don’t understand why.

  July 4, 2018 at 2:49 pm #31893
  Kirill Bulatnikov

  Participant

  Can you upload the script and I’ll take a look what may be wrong?

  July 4, 2018 at 2:59 pm #31894
  Nuno Seixas

  Participant

  This one for example.
  The first textbox it work, but not the second one.
  Don’t know why. :unsure:

  Thanks

  Attachments:

  • LoginPM.zap
  July 4, 2018 at 3:09 pm #31895
  Kirill Bulatnikov

  Participant

  For some reason textboxes were not related to any anchor. I set relative object for text box in both views.
  Please try updated version

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  • LoginPM_updated.zap
  July 4, 2018 at 3:29 pm #31899
  Nuno Seixas

  Participant

  Same happening.
  First works.
  Second doesn’t.

  July 4, 2018 at 3:35 pm #31900
  Kirill Bulatnikov

  Participant

  Try to change object property Precision to High for “Enter your password:” object.
  Probably ZAPTEST find “Enter Password:” (it is partially matches) and use it as an anchor.

  July 4, 2018 at 3:46 pm #31935
  Nuno Seixas

  Participant

  Actually it can’t even find any of the objects.

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  July 4, 2018 at 3:52 pm #31936
  Kirill Bulatnikov

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  Got it
  Please refer following video – I guess it should help
  https://www.zaptest.com/user-zone/product-training/zaptest/getting-started/troubleshooting-application-not-found

  July 4, 2018 at 6:01 pm #31937
  Nuno Seixas

  Participant

  Ok, I think I found a way. Every time that I what to write something into a textbox I have to scan that windows into a new application.
  Because the main application setting doesn’t allow me to write.

  July 4, 2018 at 6:15 pm #31938
  Kirill Bulatnikov

  Participant

  If each next view appears like a new window with different application class and title then probably yes. And if it’s still the same one then you can play with class ans title property of the application. Just compare these proprieties’s values for different applications and you may be able to keep some permanent string of the parameter value. Also it may be viable to remove value of title parameter (regexpwndtitle) at all.

  Hope that helps.
  Thanks,
  ZAPTEST Team

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