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Some of my scripts are a few thousand lines long. I was wondering if there's a way to jump to a specific line of code quickly? I'm using UFT 14.51.
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asked 9 years ago by gem
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I am testing REST services using UFT 11.50. After sending the request, HP test results viewer shows captured data. In it, 3 properties - RequestBody, HttpRawRequest and ResponseBody - are shown as links. Is there a way to show them as text in the run results viewer? Content type is set to applicatio...
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I'm new to Load Runner and I don't have much experience with the C Language. Does anyone in the community have samples of C code that demonstrates using C in Vugen?
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asked 9 years ago by hank-the-hammer
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UFT has Wait Seconds, [Milliseconds] but there is nothing in LeanFT.
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asked 10 years ago by tnone
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Does anybody know how to get break points to work?
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I am looking for some way to get a message box pop up just like Message box in GUI. Does anybody know if that is possible?
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asked 11 years ago by tnone
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We have used Object.Exist(10) as a stand alone statement for a dynamic wait in QTP10, but that fails now for QTP 11. Exist() does work in QTP11 when used within another statement such as If-Then, but does not work stand alone. This has been failing for Web Objects, but we have not tried other object...
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In ALM in the test plan we are seeing HTML tags appear in the description of Test Cases in test plan, what could be causing this?
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I need to edit some values in my QTP code, but I need to find an easy way to do it. I don't want to use Replace with regular expressions or anything complicated like that. Here's some sample code (my real list is a bit bigger): Browser("MyWebSite").Page("MyWebSitePage").WebEdit("...