Creating Action Template

How do i create an action template? plz explain with an example?

ie,whenever we create a new action it should show that information in every new action.

thanks

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akothuru

  • Jun 11th, 2008
 

1. Open the dat folder in the following path: C:/ProgramFiles/MercuryInteractive/QuickTestProfessional/dat
2. Check whether "Actiontemplate.mst" file exist in Dat folder, if not, Create a notepad in that folder.
3. Enter the text you want get displayed in QTP by default.
Use single quotes ' before the text so as to make it a comment.
E.g.,
'TestScript Name:
'Date Created:
4.Save the file as "Actiontemplate.mst" That's it. Whenever you open the QTP you can see the text added in Actiontemplate by default.

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Dipak123

  • Jun 24th, 2008
 

Steps to Create an Action Template

1. Open Notepad
2. Type comments that you want to include in your Action Template
3. Go to File>Save As
4. Save the File as ActionTemplate.mst in the "C:/ProgramFiles/MercuryInteractive/QuickTestProfessional/dat" Folder

Do remember one thing - The File Name should be ActionTemplate.mst.  Both A and T should be Capital Letters.

Regards and Thanks,
Dipak

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plnsrikanth

  • Oct 14th, 2008
 

Steps to create Action Template :
1. Open Note Pad
2. Type The Comments Want To Include like
    
         Eg:'Test Name:
               'Action Name:
               'Action Description:
               'Resources:
               'Author:
               'Modified Fields:
               'Date:
                Etc.......

3. Go to File --> Save As
4. Save the file Like This "ActionTemplate.mst" in Dat Folder     (C:/ProgramFiles/MercuryInteractive/QuickTestProfessional/dat)
  
   After Saving When Open the QTP the comment lines displays in every Action

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