1. The business process can be illustrated by this example:
I am working in the marketing department and I want our client care representative to say to our customers: "Thanks for calling our help line, what can I assist you with today?". This has to be translated in 10 languages. Once I have updated the content item in the HP TeamSite web application's web form, I publish this content item. HP TeamSite copies the content update onto new or existing language versions of the content and updates the status of each of these items in the user interface's widget to show all stakeholders the updated status. The translator then takes on translation for each of the languages and approves. Then, a validator validates the work and passes the workflow job onto a final business approver. After the approver finalizes the work, the asset is being copied across to be picked up by an application that renders the phrases into the interview scripts that the client care rep uses in a phone conversation with the customer.
I am using LR11.52 for windows to support performance analysis of the workflows.
I have the following question:
I have developed a script which runs fine in the Developer GUI. When I replay in the VuGen client a step fails with the message:
t=00056467ms: ** 48: Click on Next >> javascript_link ** started [MsgId: MMSG-204251]
t=00076506ms: Error -203256: ** 48: Click on Next >> javascript_link ** failed - target object was not found. [MsgId: MERR-203256]
Ending action Action.
The target object is found fine in the Developer UI when I play the script.
In the step I use in the object: xpath and the xpath is //a[text()="Next >>"]
The HTML in the UI is:
<a class="iw-base-actionlist-link moz-button iw-base-button" iw_css_disabled="iw-base-link-disabled moz-button iw-base-button-disabled" iw_css_enabled="iw-base-actionlist-link moz-button iw-base-button" iw_enabled="true" href="javascript:iw_wizard_doNext()" title="Next >>" id="iw.base.wizard.next.button">Next >></a>
I attached the screenshot and the script
I updated the xpath to //a[contains(text(),"Next")] as I found in the HTML the >> are encoded into >> which I thought might be the problem. But the error still occurs.
What can be the possible reason?