Does QTP recognize two diff browser's at a time..?if
possible how..? Is it possible run scripts on Mozilla which
are recorded on IE..?..How..?
Answer Posted / deba
Hi,
The first question was asked not to test on IE OR NetScape
OR Mozila. As per my understanding, Actually the question
was as below:
Let me take a real life example:
When we are opening the naukri.com, then at that time,
simultaneously two more browser windows are opening as
default.
We can take another example of rediff site:
When we are opening rediff.com then one more broser is
opening.
So in the above scenarios, how can we handle in QTP? I
think one answer given by Jagdish Kanna is somehow right.
But please try to understand the real question and answer.
Dear Aravarajesh456, Please rectify me if I am
wrong/misunderstood.
Thanks in Advance,
Deba.
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