[EveryStep Support]

Hello,

If you need to check when “An error has occurred” keyword is found on the page and receive alert on it, then:

tab0.KeywordAssert (“{[!\”An error has occurred\”]}”);

Please, note, that you should probably re-enter double quotes in Scripting Tool due to different formatting.

Regards

[EveryStep Support]

Hello Andrea
Yes, you should be able to modify it. In case you can’t, click setting button at the top right corner of the application (wrench) -> Advanced Settings -> Miscelaneous tab -> Allow to edit script manually

[EveryStep Support]

Hello,

First of all be sure to select IE browser at the start of the recording, since by default Chrome is used.

If that doesn’t help let’s try logging that issue.

1) To enable logging in EveryStep Scripting Tool: exit the Scripting Tool,
create “C:\Users\<YOUR USER NAME>\AppData\Roaming\Dotcom-Monitor\Logs\” folder.
2) Stop a “Secondary logon” service or delete an “EveryStepScripting” user. Upon relaunch of the Scripting Tool you should decline creating a user and starting a service. This will allow to run Scripting Tool under your user privileges.
3) Reproduce the issue at EverStep Scripting tool.

Zip log files under “C:\Users\<YOUR USER NAME>\AppData\Roaming\Dotcom-Monitor\Logs\” folder and send them to support@dotcom-monitor.com address.

Kind regards

[EveryStep Support]

Hi Ian,

Due to the way different browsers may handle and display things slightly differently, it is recommended that you record a separate script for each browser.

If you wish to monitor a website from more than one browser at once, you can upload a script for each browser to our cloud-based servers in a free trial of the full Dotcom-Monitor solution. The full solution allows you to run multiple scripts with different browsers at the same time from different locations around the world.
https://userauth.dotcom-monitor.com/Account/FreeTrialSignUp

[EveryStep Support]

Hi Antonio,

The script player can only run one instance at a time so that multiple instances do not interfere with one another in terms of clearing and using the browser cache. If you are interested in monitoring websites from your location or behind your firewall, there is an option to use a private agent in the paid version at Dotcom-Monitor.com.

You can sign up for a free trial at https://userauth.dotcom-monitor.com/Account/FreeTrialSignUp.

Thanks for your interest.

[EveryStep Support]

Hello,

First of all EveryStep application is designed for automated website functionality monitoring, not data collection, so accessing local files (reading or writing) is prohibited due to security concerns.

Still, script can be modified within reason using valid C# code.
For example, you can define an array of values to use them later at script, like

string[] PlayerName = {
“value1”,
“value2”,
“value3”,
};

foreach (string Name in PlayerName)
{
tab0.TextField (“//INPUT[@ID=\”playername\”]”, “(//INPUT[@TYPE=\”text\”])[1]”).TypeText (Name);
}

Here’s some more examples of custom code for the reference:
https://www.dotcom-monitor.com/wiki/everystep/everystep-sample-c-code-editing-in-a-script/

Kind regards.

[EveryStep Support]

Hello,

Yes, our recording tool is able to work offline, without internet connection.

It’s important to keep in mind that direct links to local files like file:///c:/webpages/index.html won’t function since they are forbidden in concept.

Kind regards.

[EveryStep Support]

Thank you for the feedback Dennis,

At this time there is no option to change the mailserver used to send alerts. I can see how that might be useful for an advanced user, and we will add the request to our list of development suggestions, but I do not have any idea if or when it might be implemented.

We appreciate the feedback and suggestions.

Regards

[EveryStep Support]

Hello,

Unfortunately there’s no way to run multiple scripts as a suite. Still you can record (or compose through edit) multiple actions into one huge script, thus running them as a whole.

Kind regards.

[EveryStep Support]

Hello,

Unfortunately just like a regular application EverStep Player closes along with your user session…

If you sign up for a service, you’ll be able to run your website tests unattended and from multiple worldwide locations:

EveryStep Plans & Pricing

Kind regards.

[EveryStep Support]

There can be several possible reasons for that:

1). You have some kind of proxy which fails to automatically detect.
To set it manually click at the wrench icon at top-right and select “Internet options” menu.

2) Some security setting prevent user created for “Every step” to connect to the Internet.
For fixing that we’d advise stopping a “Secondary logon” service and deleting an “Everystep” user. Upon relaunch of the recording tool you’ll need to decline creating a user and starting a service.
That might resolve the issue.

Kind regards.

[EveryStep Support]

Hello,

There are no any known compatibility issues with Windows 10.

Could you please send us script to support@dotcom-monitor.com for a review?

Kind regards.

[EveryStep Support]

Hello,

Also, here’s a description of methods and classes scripting tool uses:
https://www.dotcom-monitor.com/wiki/everystep/everystepscripting-tool-classes-methods-properties-etc/

Kind regards.

[EveryStep Support]

There is no feature to print the script within EveryStep but you can select all of the content by pressing ctrl+A within the script window and copying it by pressing ctrl+C and paste it into a text editor like Word or notepad.

[EveryStep Support]

Hello,

Delays are added by selecting a line, after which delay should be added => Right Click => Add delay => Adjust value and click “ok”:
https://www.dotcom-monitor.com/wiki/everystep/everystep-userview-mode/everystep-userview-editing-a-script/delay-in-script/

Kind regards.

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