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During recording, you can create exists checkpoints that verify that a specific window or control exists in the application. For example, you verify that a contact form on your web site contains a Submit button.
1. Click the Checkpoint Recording toolbar button when recording a script.
QA Wizard Pro switches to checkpoint mode. In this mode, the selected window or control is outlined with a red box.
2. Click the window or control to create the checkpoint for.
The Add Statement dialog box opens with the Checkpoint statement selected.
3. Select Check Exists to create a checkpoint for the selected window or control.
4. Enter an Warning/failure message to display in the Errors pane and add to the run report when the checkpoint fails.
5. Select the Failure Behavior.
6. Enter an optional Comment, such as the purpose of the statement.
7. Click OK to add the statement to the script.
8. When you finish adding checkpoints, click the Checkpoint Recording toolbar button to exit checkpoint mode and continue recording.
Note: When the script runs, QA Wizard Pro waits for up to 30 seconds for the window or control to appear. The checkpoint fails if QA Wizard Pro cannot verify that the window or control exists.
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