AlumniHi kkrush,
You can use the EvaluateXPath in the Run Code Snippet Operation.
Also, you can run a script routine from keyword tests - https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/keyword-testing/reference/test-actions/run-script-routine.html
Does it help?
i created a powershell script to log the time it takes to load the applications. for example: when user logs in, the biostime came out to be 15.756 seconds in the logged txt file. in testcomplete, i want the test to read the number in the file and create an if/else statement like: if bioslog is greater than 3 seconds fail, if less than pass.
Hi Tanya,
Thank you so much for the information, I have created the keyword script for evaluatexpath, but the keyword test fails with the following exception "
Champion Level 1Hi,
a) What line generates the exception?
b) What is this NewValue parameter? Where and how it is defined and used?
c) I am not sure, but I think that something must be returned from the Run Code Snippet operation in order LastResult variable to be assigned a value. What if you change your line of code to
return Aliases.browser.pageXXXXXXXXXURL.panel.EvaluateXPath("//a[contains(@class, \'login-to-load ng-star-inserted\')]");
a) What line generates the exception?
b) What is this NewValue parameter? Where and how it is defined and used?
c) I am not sure, but I think that something must be returned from the Run Code Snippet operation in order LastResult variable to be assigned a value. What if you change your line of code to
return Aliases.browser.pageXXXXXXXXXURL.panel.EvaluateXPath("//a[contains(@class, \'login-to-load ng-star-inserted\')]");