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I don't know if item is valid after selecting menu item. How to check this?
I think it has worked in a previous version of Ranorex. But I'm not sure. Maybe it's a change in AUT.
As long as the workaround works, it's no problem for me.

After opening the context menu of a treeitem, the treeitem object looses all of its data. For example: TreeItem item = ... item.Click(MouseButtons.Right); repo.ContextMenu.MenuItem.Select(); Now the properties of "item" are empty, 0 or false. As a workaround I can do: TreeItem item = ... RxPath item...

Is it possible to get the absolute RxPath out of a RepoItemInfo?
The "Path" property of it just returns the relative path.
I think it would be a nice feature to get absolute paths from Info objects.

Regards
Max

But you can also create a new Button-object/adapter of the dynamically created XPath in the code. That is even possible in the versions before 2.2. What is the advantage of the solution with the info poperty?

I replaced the select with click, what makes it working.
Usually I use select, because I had some problems with click on menuitems in the past.

My test selects an item from a contextmenu. After that a modal dialog opens in the AUT. Then Ranorex is hanging until I close the modal dialog manually. If I debug/pause at this point, the application stands at the select-method. It seems that the select tries something to do after it "selects" the ...

Thanks for your reply.
I found a similar post in "General Questions". Sorry for asking without using search before
http://www.ranorex.com/forum/how-to-val ... t1047.html
The upcoming version of Ranorex seems to get really needful features.

Max

Why isn't there a Validate.NotExists-Method? I think it would be useful. What is your suggested way to check if for example a form doesn't exist? Following code works for me till now: try { if(Host.Local.FindSingle(path) != null) { return true; } return false; } catch(ElementNotFoundException ex) { ...