LGartner wrote:Evening.
How does evalid handle modal dialog(s)?
What's the magic?
Thanks for asking LGartner.
There's no magic at all.
Modal dialogs grab control of the window face and REQUIRE a user input of some kind.
eValid can be set up to send a variety of different types of messages.
In most cases, a simple RETURN will suppress the modal dialog and the script can continue execution.
You set this automatic behavior in the eValid settings, as desribed here:
http://www.e-valid.com/Products/Documen ... yback.htmlIn case you need to interact with MORE information than a simple RETURN, eValid lets you record the interaction using the input sequences described here:
http://www.e-valid.com/Products/Documen ... modal.htmlThere are some modal dialogs that lock the user into a response on a completely separate window and these are handled in the usual way with regular eValid input modes.
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