Sycho

 Profile Answers by Sycho 

• Nov 21st, 2007

 

Hi,

You can do this by using Browser Identification Property CREATION TIME. Creation Time is an ordinal identifier that QTP assigns to the browser to indicate the order in which the browser was opened relative to other open browsers.

Cheers
SYCHO the great

ramupalanki

 Profile Answers by ramupalanki 

• Feb 25th, 2008

 

Below is the answer to ur question

Set BrowserObj = Description.Create
BrowserObj("micclass").Value = "Browser"
Set Obj = Desktop.ChildObjects(BrowserObj)
Msgbox Obj.Count

Let me know if am going in wrong direction

suganyarenga

 Profile Answers by suganyarenga 

• Jul 29th, 2009

 

Hey, I find this question in many places.

This piece of code works really fine for me.

Set iedesc = description.Create

iedesc("application version").value = "internet explorer 6"

Set iecoll = desktop.ChildObjects(iedesc)

cnt = iecoll.count

set g1 = Datatable.GetSheet("Global")

g1.Addparameter "Count"," "

g1.Addparameter "Browser_name"," "

g1.Addparameter "Window_handle", " "

'msgbox cnt

For i = 0 to (cnt-1)

datatable.SetCurrentRow(i+1)

Datatable("Count",dtglobalsheet) = i

Datatable("Browser_name",dtglobalsheet) = iecoll(i).GetROProperty("title")

Datatable("Window_handle",dtglobalsheet) = iecoll(i).GetROProperty("hwnd")

Next

Set iedesc = nothing

Set iecoll = nothing

cnt1 = cnt

For j = 1 to (cnt1-1) ' I am closing all the browsers except for one.

datatable.SetCurrentRow(j)

  var1 = datatable("Window_handle",dtglobalsheet)

Window("hwnd:= " & var1).close

Next

Anwar

• Aug 18th, 2015

 

But the above script shows an addition count. i.e. when only four browser are opened it shows the count as 5. Is it because I have also kept opened Chrome?