In order to use Cycle web Steps, a driver must be installed for Chrome, Internet Explorer, or Microsoft Edge.
The downloads for Chromedriver and IEDriver can be found from Chromium and Selenuim at the following links:
InternetExplorerDriver (Use the 32 bit driver for best performance)
The Chrome webdriver is typically named chromedriver.exe and
the Internet Explorer webdriver is typically named IEDriverServer.exe
These drivers can be saved to anywhere on the hard drive, as long as you know the path to the location.
The Driver for Microsoft Edge is included with Windows 10 but must be installed to use. To do this first open a Command Prompt window as an Administrator.
Next run this command
DISM.exe /Online /Add-Capability /CapabilityName:Microsoft.WebDriver~~~~0.0.1.0
The driver for Microsoft Edge is now installed.
Once you have downloaded a given webdriver, you will need to update the driver location in Cycle Settings. The location must be exact for each browser’s webdriver, and must include the name of the driver, as shown in the image below.
With a Cycle Project open, click the Project Settings button:
Then navigate to:
Project Settings > Execution Settings > Web Drivers & Browser
If using Microsoft Edge, the driver will be located at C:\Windows\System32 and will be named MicrosoftWebDriver.exe.
There are a few additional settings related to web test execution in Cycle--one for automatically closing the web browser after a given Scenario is finished executing, and another to automatically close the web browser when exiting Cycle. It should also be noted that browsers will rely on whatever proxy settings the user is using as a default.
First, note that Cycle expects all web browsers to be installed in their default locations.
There are no browser settings that must be updated in Chrome or Edge.
It should be noted that any settings made in a user’s Chrome browser will not be carried over into the Cycle-generated Chrome browser, because Chrome settings are tied to user profiles.
In order for Cycle to work with the Internet Explorer web browser, you must open Internet Explorer and verify the following:
First, in Internet Explorer, go to Settings > Zoom and ensure that zoom is set to 100%.
Next, go to Settings > Internet Options > Security, and verify "Enable Protected Mode" is checked for the Internet, Local intranet, Trusted sites, and Restricted sites zones. It is recommended that “Enable Protected Mode” be kept on (checked), but it can also be turned off. If it is turned off, it must be unchecked for all four zones.