Description
Explorer is a
Silk Test Classic window declaration that declares objects that are unique to the
Internet Explorer browser. It excludes objects that are shared by all browsers; those objects are declared in the Browser window declaration.
Class
Explorer is of class
MainWin.
Declared Objects
The
Explorer window declaration, located in
explorer.inc in the
Extend directory of
Silk Test Classic, includes the following objects:
- Menus specific to
Internet Explorer.
- The
sCmdLine property, which specifies how to start
Internet Explorer.
- Toolbar buttons specific to
Internet Explorer.
- StatusBar with text areas specific to
Internet Explorer.
- Implementations of the Browser window's methods that are specific to
Internet Explorer, such as
ClearCache,
Invoke,
SetRequiredOptions, and
SetDefaultFont.
- Dialog boxes specific to
Internet Explorer; all the dialog box names begin with IE_.
For additional information, refer to the
explorer.inc file.
Example
The following sample code clicks the
Favorites toolbar button, which is specific to
Internet Explorer.
Explorer.FavoritesMenu.Click ()
Notes for
Silk Test Classic Support of
Internet Explorer
- On
Internet Explorer 7.1, if you make a selection from an
HtmlPopupList twice in a row,
Silk Test Classic does not record the first selection, but records the second selection twice.
- On
Internet Explorer 7.x, when recording a new frame file using Set Recovery System, by default
Silk Test Classic does not explicitly state that the parent of the window is a browser. To resolve this issue, add the
parent Browser line to the frame file.
-
JavaJFCRadioButton.HasFocus() does not work properly on
Internet Explorer 7.
-
DoubleSelect() does not work properly with
Internet Explorer 7.
- If you notice a performance decrease with the browser when
Silk Test Classic is not running, click
in
Internet Explorer. Choose
QAPHlprObjClass from the
Enabled list and click the
Disabled option button in the
Settings group box. Click
OK to save the change.