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That was it! Thank you very much for showing me that, it was driving me nuts

It was the "Filter Windows Forms Elements" setting that needed to be toggled to "True". I must have set it to false by mistake.

Here's the code from within the Ranorex project I attached above: ... snip ... Ranorex.Button button1 = repo.RanorexTest.Button1.GetPath().ToString(); Ranorex.Control wButton1 = new Ranorex.Control(button1); // <--- Exception thrown here name = (string)wButton1.InvokeRemotely(IR_GetName, "ButtonTest...

Please note that the Ranorex project is saved as compiling to x86/Debug, but I've tried all possible combinations on both the app and Ranorex side to get this to work. I'm at a point now where I've tried to repair my Visual Studio 2015 and Ranorex installations, and I'm still having that exception. ...

Hello there, I am not able to create simple Ranorex Controls in my user code. I took the examples from here: http://www.ranorex.com/support/user-guide-20/ranorex-ui-adapter.html and created a simple Winforms app in C#. Then a very basic project in Ranorex 6.1.0 to get a grasp on how delegates work i...

That's great to hear. I'm currently in a conversation with support about issues with our internal IT network messing with the agent licensing. They have been extremely helpful and very fast in their responses.

Thank you, Pavel!

Thanks! I modified it a little so I didn't have to pass in the string: int testCaseIdx = TestSuite.Current.GetTestCase(TestCaseNode.Current.Name).DataContext.CurrentRowIndex; Before you gave me that, I was using something as a workaround that also seemed to work: int testCaseIdx = Ranorex.Core.Repor...

Hello, I'm trying to obtain (for reporting) the iteration that is currently running, of both the test case and also the sub-test case of a test suite in User Code. For instance, I have this test scenario: Test Case 1 (rows: 3) - Test Case A (rows: 5) - Test Case B (rows: 2) I'd like to be able to ob...

Hello there,

I am a new user of Ranorex, and a rather old user of technology It's a pleasure to find that Ranorex has an active community. I look forward to meeting you all and tapping into your knowledge!

Joe Sines
Sr. R&D Engineer, Siemens