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ClosesBrowser Property |
ClosesBrowser Property |
When to use the ClosesBrowser Property for popups which invokes an event that closes the pop-up. |
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Pop-ups can have a control (usually a button) which invokes an event that closes the pop-up. This can cause problems when performing UI Automation with Test Studio.
"Click"-type of steps have a property called "ClosesBrowser":
Depending on the implementation of the pop-up, Test Studio may or may not detect the cases where this property needs to be set to Ttrue. Symptoms related to this issue can be:
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Click steps timing out after the actual click occurred during execution.
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Click steps failing with a seemingly random exception message:
ExecuteCommand failed: BrowserCommand (Type:'Information', Info:'IsReady', Action:'NotSet', Tergaet:'null', Data:'', ClientID:'Client_034ab38c-2736-49b3-9b45-986d2990bc07', HasFrames:'False', frameInfo:'', TargetFrameIndex:'-1', InError:'False', Response:'') InnerException: System.IO.IOException: Pipe is broken. at System.IO.Pipes.PipeStream.WinIOError(Int32 errorCode) at System.IO.Pipes.PipeStream.WaitForpipeDrain()
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If the click step is followed by a "Close pop-up window" step, this likely indicates the button invokes a Closing event. However, this problem can occur even if your test contains no "Connect to pop-up window" or "Close pop-up window" steps. This is because some pop-ups are implemented in a non-standard way. In these cases, set ClosesBrowser to True. Select the "Click" step, then change this setting from the Property menu on the right.
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Setting the Click step's SimulateRealClick property to True resolves the issue.