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Android User Actions I
This is post 18 of 20 in the series “31 Days of Mobile Testing with TestComplete” Android User Actions I – Touch and LongTouch You can get a lot of mileage calling Touch() and LongTouch() actions...
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Android User Actions II
This is post 19 of 20 in the series “31 Days of Mobile Testing with TestComplete” Swiping and Getting Away with it The Device Swipe() method simulates a user flicking an object across the screen....
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This is post 20 of 20 in the series “31 Days of Mobile Testing with TestComplete” Android User Actions III – Dragging Dragging is like swiping except that the touch isn’t released after the user...
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Android Controls I
This is post 21 of 21 in the series “31 Days of Mobile Testing with TestComplete” Android Controls I — Supported Controls Looking at all the controls in Android Studio, I wouldn’t blame you for...
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Android Controls II
This is post 22 of 23 in the series “31 Days of Mobile Testing with TestComplete” Android Controls II – ListView Scrolling, Finding Items Questions about Android ListView scrolling come up in the...
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Responding to Android Toasts and Snackbars
This is post 23 of 23 in the series “31 Days of Mobile Testing with TestComplete” Responding to Android Toasts and Snackbars Toasts and snackbars show status without getting in the way. Before Google...
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Android Gestures
This is post 24 of 24 in the series “31 Days of Mobile Testing with TestComplete” Android Gestures A big part of an app’s usability is in the user interaction: pinching gestures, rotation, two finger...
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Android Layout Background Color
Android Layout Background Color – Bonus Post This isn’t part of the 31 days of TestComplete Mobile blog series, but is an answer to an interesting question that came up in the TestComplete forums: “Can...
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Instrumenting iOS Apps II
This is post 25 of 25 in the series “31 Days of Mobile Testing with TestComplete” Instrumenting iOS Apps II – Preparation When we left off, we were using the TestComplete UI to instrument iOS apps....
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Instrumenting iOS Apps III
This is post 26 of 26 in the series “31 Days of Mobile Testing with TestComplete” Instrumenting iOS Apps III – Getting the Files To prepare for this blog, I scrubbed the certificates from the Apple...
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Instrumenting iOS Apps, What could go wrong?
This is post 27 of 27 in the series “31 Days of Mobile Testing with TestComplete” Instrumenting iOS Apps, What could go wrong? We all know the answer to that – plenty. Here are a couple of bricks I...
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Automating iOS User Actions
This is post 28 of 28 in the series “31 Days of Mobile Testing with TestComplete” Automating iOS User Actions Once you have your iOS app instrumented, the gates swing wide open and you can use...
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Automated Testing on iOS Controls with Test Complete
This is post 29 of 30 in the series “31 Days of Mobile Testing with TestComplete” iOS Controls To find out what iOS controls TestComplete supports, go to project properties and look under Object...
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Testing Sensors on Mobile Devices with Test Complete
This is post 30 of 30 in the series “31 Days of Mobile Testing with TestComplete” Sensors Sensors measure device position, movement and environment. TestComplete lets you enumerate and read each...
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Cross Device Testing
This is post 31 of 31 in the series “31 Days of Mobile Testing with TestComplete” Cross Device Testing For apps running on multiple devices and operating systems, you can avoid maintenance and...
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TestComplete TypeScript?
TestComplete TypeScript? TypeScript lets you write JavaScript that is easier to extend, maintain and is more readable. For example, I’ve always had issues with web browser scripting because there are...
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What’s new in TestComplete 11.3
What’s new in TestComplete 11.3 There are new goodies in the TestComplete 11.3 update, and some nice surprises. Here are a few highlights. Object Image in Object Browser I was really tickled by the new...
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Checking File Expiration
Checking File Expiration “Fish and visitors stink after three days” Benjamin Franklin, Poor Richards Almanac Files are like guests, some are like family, others eat your groceries and won’t leave....
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TestComplete Script Maintenance
TestComplete Script Maintenance The minute you write a line of script, you make architectural choices. Those choices determine how difficult it will be to maintain the project. You can simply record...
View ArticleName Mapping Web Pages
Name Mapping Web Pages Do slight changes to a web page URL make your test fail? Perhaps your recorded test works, but fails on playback. If I’m editing records, the URL could end with /1822/edit, and...
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Finding Hidden Fields
Finding Hidden Fields This question came up in a webinar last week” “How can I get the value of a hidden field?” I found the best answer for this in the same place I often do, the SmartBear forums,...
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Browser Objects
Browser Objects TestComplete divides browser functionality into five different objects. BrowserInfo object launches and navigates the browser The Browsers object is a collection of BrowserInfo objects,...
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Validate Properties with Regular Expressions Regular Expressions validate text patterns. You can verify content using regular expressions, even when you don’t know what the content will be. That’s...
View ArticleCreating a TestComplete JScript Framework with TypeScript
This is post 1 of 1 in the series “TestComplete and TypeScript” Creating a TestComplete JScript Framework with TypeScript This video blog series is about creating a framework of JScript objects...
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Using TestComplete Objects in TypeScript Classes
This is post 2 of 2 in the series “TestComplete and TypeScript” Using TestComplete Objects in TypeScript Classes TypeScript is great fun, but to do anything useful, you must be able to reference...
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