Articles Tagged 'playback'

Every test has a User.js file and it is a place to put custom code and functions. This code must follow a few rules.

When playing back a test it is useful to be able to capture the screen as its current state so that the cause of any test failures can be more easily deduced.

We often get requests for ways to slow down the playback speed of Rapise so that the application under test (AUT) has time to respond. This article describes the different ways and provides suggestions as to when you should use each one.

Sometimes when you record a test script using IE and then play it back, some of the clicks on hyperlinks will not playback correctly. Rapise will list them as Passed, but the click won't actually be performed.