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Recognize Editable fields

This is a discussion on Recognize Editable fields within the QTP forums, part of the Software Testing category; Hi, I am currently testing Mercury Quality Center 9.2. I need to create some automated test cases, these Test Cases will be built in QuickTest Pro 9.2. But I am ...

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Recognize Editable fields

Hi,

I am currently testing Mercury Quality Center 9.2. I need to create some automated test cases, these Test Cases will be built in QuickTest Pro 9.2. But I am challenging a big problem. QTP wont recognize me some QC objects (i.e. Editable fields). I am not sure if this is occurring because Quality Center works over ActiveX. Maybe I need some special addins or a patch for QTP. Any help?

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Re: Recognize Editable fields

What environment your application is?
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Re: Recognize Editable fields

can someone tell how to add or test non editable fields in testing application!!!

i got to know we can add all objects using object repository manager
but i just want to how to check non editable fields in testing application!!!
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Re: Recognize Editable fields

hai Raj,

Yes we can identify the non editable fields by the readonly property

readonly1=Browser("B").Page("P").WebEdit("W").GetRoProperty("readonly")
Msgbox readonly1

If readonly1="1" Then
reporter.reportEvent micPass,"Read only check","The webedit is non editable"
else
reporter.reportEvent micFail,"Read only check","The webedit editable"
End If

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