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I'm using UFT 15 to automatize some Web GUI Tests using VB Script. I have to click on a WebCheckBox of a pop up but it doesn't work because when I used Record to click on the WebCheckBox, UFT pasted that line:
Browser("A").Window("B").WinObject("Internet Explorer_Server").Click
I understood that WinObject("Internet Explorer_Server") is a generic object.
Could someone help me?
It looks like your browser isn't correctly recognized by UFT, the object hierarchy should be something like: Browser("A").Page("B").WebElement("C").Click (where WebElement could be quite a few things like Link, WebButton etc.).
Check if UFT's agent is enabled in your browser (in this case IE).
During the first launch of IE you should have seen a toolbar like this:
If you didn't click Enable then, you should go to the "Gear icon" -> Manage Add-ons menu and enable the UFT addon:
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I am looking for ways to display text on top of the background as an overlay for redhat linux. Catch is, I can't install any new softwares on the system. So probably best to use scripting. I tried playing around with gsettings and /usr/share/backgrounds/default.xml, but did not find anything tangible. Is there anyone out there who can help? Thanks
So far I have tried changing the background color by
Using editor modified override file in: /usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/org.gnome.desktop.background.gschema.override
Added:
[org.gnome.desktop.background]
primary-color="#000000"
Run as a superuser: glib-compile-schemas /usr/share/glib-2.0/schemas/
Logout and login again.
By doing the above I have managed to change the background color. All I need now is to add a text such as 'My Name' to appear as an overlay on a background. I also want this text to be customized as the same machine will be used by different people and the text should be customized according to the account it has been logged into it as.
to add to the problem, I need the name to appear on top AND bottom of the screen.
I do understand I can just create different wallpapers for different account but then where is the challenge? :) .. Is it too naive for me to think this is possible?
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I'm using android studio for developing flutter apps. I use multiple files but find it hard to locate them in the project folder every time I have to open them (again).
Is there a way to open files in android studio with a shortcut?
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i'm using android studio for develop flutter app
i usually , open pubspect.yaml file when I add packages.
i added yaml file at favorite folder ,
but it little bit annoying to click it to open it.
so , is there a way to solve this little problem?
i tried macro but didn't work.
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The shortcut I use to navigate is: Shift+Shift.
As shown in android studio key_maps. You can use Shift+Ctrl+N will be used to navigate through files.
If it is easy for you then, Go to Settings -> KeyMap. And, you can edit your own key shortcuts. Specifically, to your question:
You can search navigate, you will be able to see File and its corresponding shortcut key, there you can edit another shortcut key too.
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Could this be possible with an extension perhaps?
Basically, I am wanting to see mobile, tablet, and desktop sizes of a particular webpage and be able to inspect them all within 1 inspector window and if I make a change in the css to the inspector, I would like it to change for all 3 views.
Is something like this possible? This would help to standardize the html and css for all 3 viewports and make it much easier and less css needed for responsive design.
Anyone know of anything like this? I would think that there would be an extension for Chrome to be able to do this, or atleast some way to do this without an extension, in only 1 inspector window.
sizzy.co, multiple screens at the same time, not just desktop and mobile, you can have a dozen screens one one screen.
Emmet Re:view (Chrome Extension) works well for me.
However, I have problems keeping it persisted when reloading the page, which is especially annoying in development.
I want to add on what Cody Elhard said and recommend Responsive Viewer browser extension. direct link
a new (but paid) option also exists sizzy.co (built by internet celebrity Kitze)
You can use Blisk browser (based on Chromium) for this purpose. It provides mobile and desktop side-by-side view. Unfortunately, this view cannot be customized. You cannot set it up to show 3 screens simultaneously.
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I made an in a WebExtension popup but it doesn't load up at the start. It only loads when we click on the addon's button in the menu bar.
What can I do to make it load up at the start of the browser?
It's not possible. It can't be done. Depending on what you need, you might want to consider a sidebar action:
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Add-ons/WebExtensions/user_interface/Sidebars
https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/Add-ons/WebExtensions/API/sidebarAction
Instead of a popup.html file, you will have a sidebar.html file which is mentioned in manifest.json:
"sidebar_action": {
"default_title": "My sidebar",
"default_panel": "sidebar.html",
"default_icon": "sidebar_icon.png"
}
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Google has dropped the instant search feature lately (in the news: the verge).
So, without the instant search how to navigate through the results of a normal google search only with the keyboard?
Note, that with the instant search this question is already answered on this Stackoverflow site.
I created a very simple open source extension to fix this and make keyboard shortcuts configurable.
You can install it from the Chrome Webstore:
Google Search Navigator.
Hope you find it useful, but in any case- feedback is welcome!
You may find Chrome extension RESULTER good for this. It's basically a Google Search productivity extension.
Apart from bringing back the Tab and Arrows navigation keyboard shortcuts on Google Search results page, it introduces a special panel with search results. You can use Alt+A shortcut to open search results list and navigate from there, without going back to the Google Search page. It makes search flow more natural.
You can also focus on the search box with Alt+S keyboard shortcut.