Eugene,
I'd be willing to bet a box of donuts that you shouldn't be seeing
*.WinObject("Internet Explorer_Server").* at all. Every time I have
encountered QTP seeing anything in IE as "Internet Explorer_Server", I
have had to either re-register all the dll's or reinstall QTP. I
suspect that if you do, you won't see the form as a WinObject at all.
Mike Pietsch
Quoting Eugene Gabuja <[email protected]>:
> Hi Group,
>
> I have a login form inside this:Window("Login").WinObject("Internet
> Explorer_Server")
>
> Set var_ChildObjects = Window("Login").WinObject("Internet
> Explorer_Server").ChildObjects()
>
> How can I populate the username and password fields and then click the login
> button?
>
> Also please give me some insights on how to work work with CildObjects()
> function as when I debug the script I cannot see the details of the
> var_ChildObjects, it is just an object.
>
> Thanks
>
> >
>
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