gokj wrote:Do you have a simple way to always assure AJAX synchronization in your test recordings?
As eValid users know there are dozens of ways to assure synchronization of an AJAX page, but there is one very simple way that doesn't require any script modification -- you get a reliable AJAX recording right out of the box.
The recording procedure is as follows: Every time you take an action that causes the current page to change (or causes the browser to navigate to a new page), you highlight something visible on the page that was part of the transition and then click "
Record > Validate > & Synchronize > Text String" command. That command is available directly from the browser face; or you can type
Ctrl-Y for the same effect.
In effect you are instructing eValid to wait, at test playback time, until the highlighted passage shows up. If you do this every time you'll very likely never have an AJAX de-synchronization problem.
The eValid Team
by gokj » Thu Jan 20, 2011 3:52 pm