Part 2: Setting

IV.  Customizations

1. Test Case Field

➢ Add Test Case Fields

Step 1: On Setting, click on Customizations tab

Step 2: Click on [Add Field] button => popup Add Custom Fields will be displayed.

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Step 3: Input valid data into Name text box.

Step 4: Select the type of test case field by clicking on the icon dropdown at Type field. There are 2 values: Text and Dropdown.

  • If you select the type as Text, please do these steps (3), (5), (9), (10).
  • If you select the type as Dropdown, please do these steps (3), (5), (6), (7), (8), (9), (10).

Step 5: Select the width (%) of custom field by clicking on the icon dropdown at Width (%) field.

Step 6: Input value for custom field dropdown list. User can enter one or more values following this format: “name1” or “name1, name2, name3”. (name must be unique). The number of values is not limited.

Step 7: Click on [Add Value] button => list of values will be displayed at the list box area.

Step 8: Click on icon dropdown at Default Value field to set the default value

Step 9: Input description for the custom field. This is an optional field.

Step 10: Click on [Add Field] button.

⇨ Custom fields when added successfully will be displayed as below:

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➢ Delete Test Case Fields

User can delete existing test case field, by following these steps:

Step 1: Click on icon  at the same line of the Test Case Fields that you want to delete.

Step 2: Click on [Yes] button on the Complete Delete popup => custom field will be deleted.

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➢ Edit Test Case Fields: To edit existing custom field, please

Step 1: Click on the icon  at the same line of the custom field which you want to edit => popup Edit custom field will be displayed.

Step 2: Inside Edit Custom Field popup, user can edit Name, Width (%) and Description fields. Other fields are unmodifiable.

Besides, user can activate/inactivate custom field by checking/unchecking on checkbox “This field is active”.

Step 3: Click on [Update field] button.

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2. Statuses

➢ Add statuses

To make your project more manageable, you can add statuses (a maximum of 8 statuses) by following these steps bellow:

Step 1: On Setting, click on Customizations tab.

Step 2: Click on [Add Status] button => Popup Add Custom Status will be displayed.

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Step 3: Input valid data into the Name text box, then choose Color.

Step 4: Click on [Add Status] button.

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➢ Edit Statuses

User can edit an existing Custom Status, by following these steps:

Step 1: Click on the icon  at the same line of the Custom Status which you want to edit => popup Edit custom status will be displayed.

Step 2: Inside the Edit Custom Status popup, user can edit Name, Color and Description fields.

Step 3: Click on [Update Status] button.

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➢ Inactive/Active status

User can Activate/Inactivate custom field by following these steps bellow:

Step 1: Click on the icon  or  at the same line of the Custom Status which you want to Activate/Inactivate => confirmation popup “Are you sure you want enable/disable status” will be displayed.

Step 2: Click on button [Yes] or [No] to fulfill your expectation.

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3. Priority

 Add Priority

To manage the priorities of all test cases in a project, you can add a priority for each test case by following these steps bellow:

Step 1: On Setting, click on “Customizations” tab.

Step 2: Click on [Add Priority] button => popup Add Priority will be displayed.

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Step 3: Input valid data into the Name text box.

Step 4: Check or Uncheck on check box “Set default”.

Step 5: Click on [Add Priority] button.

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 Edit Priority

Users can edit an existing Priority, by following these steps:

Step 1: Click on the icon  at the same line of the Priority which you want to edit => popup Edit Priority will be displayed.

Step 2: Inside Edit Priority popup, user can edit Name and Description

Besides, user can change default status by checking/unchecking on checkbox “Set default”.

Step 3: Click on [Edit Priority] button.

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 Delete Priority

Note: If the priority is currently set as default or the priority is system priority, users can’t delete it

Otherwise, users can delete a custom priority, by following these steps:

Step 1: Click on icon  at the same line of the Custom Priority that users want to delete.

Step 2: Click on [Yes] button on the Complete Delete popup => custom priority will be deleted.

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