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‎12-13-2019 01:46 AM
Dear Community,
We have recently created some order guides and we want to use ATF to save time and test them automatically.
We already have created our first test and all steps are executed successfully until we reach "Choose options" step. Here we have some items with mandatory questions and we haven't figured out how to fill in those mandatory questions in the test case and therefore we get an error in the execution since order guide expects the user to fill in those questions:
Is anyone familiarized with ATF for order guides? I've tried to use "Set Variable Values (SP)" as those are actually item variables but it didn't work.
Would anyone have a suggestion on this scenario?
Thank you in advance:
JoaquÃn
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‎12-13-2019 02:16 AM
Ok, just in case it's useful for anyone trying to implement ATF for order guides I managed to answer item questions by just adding the step "Review Item In Order Guide" after navigating to "Choose Options". Then we just need to set variable values and that's it! This is the whole sequence that I follow in the test:
Hope it helps!
JoaquÃn
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‎12-13-2019 02:16 AM
Ok, just in case it's useful for anyone trying to implement ATF for order guides I managed to answer item questions by just adding the step "Review Item In Order Guide" after navigating to "Choose Options". Then we just need to set variable values and that's it! This is the whole sequence that I follow in the test:
Hope it helps!
JoaquÃn
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‎03-04-2021 11:44 AM
Thank you! I was also missing that step and it made a huge difference