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- Overview
- How to?
- Running the test of current static page
- Stopping the page test
- Notes
- Test browser
The test of a single page runs the current page in WEBDEV. This allows you to test your project from a given page, or to check if a page runs properly once its development is completed. Running the test of current static page To test the current static page from the editor, click  in the quick access buttons (or press F9). The editor is automatically minimized and the page is displayed in the default browser. Tip: To select the browser used for page testing, use the page test icon. The arrow on the right expands a menu to choose the browser to be used for the test. When a static page test is started, the following events are executed: - "Loading" the current page (browser code).
- "Entry in the control" of the first control of the current page (if this control has an associated event "Entry in the control") (browser code).
During the test, all the page features can be run. You will be able to open other pages, for example.
Note: It is possible to restart the last test performed (page, query, report, etc.) from any element of the project, using the "GO . Relaunch last test" option in the quick access buttons.. Stopping the page test There are multiple methods to stop the test: - Method 1: Close the site under test. WEBDEV displays the editor open when the test was started.
- Method 2: Go back to the editor with the taskbar (or press Alt + Tab) and confirm the end of the test. WEBDEV displays the editor open when the test was started.
Test browser To select the test browser, on the "Project" tab, in the "Test mode" group, expand "Test mode" and select "Test browser". The default browser is defined in the WEBDEV options: - On the "Home" tab, in the "Environment" group, expand "Options" and select "WEBDEV general options".
- In the window that appears, select the "Web" tab.
For more details, see WEBDEV options. |
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