drag and drop

Does the Drag method http://smartbear.com/support/viewarticle/14763/ meet your needs on this?  You'd probably have to do some other code work to determine start location and end location based upon the objects you want to interact with but this SHOULD work for you.

It is the destination that gives me the rub. I have docking panes that users can move around. I want to simulate moving these docking panes and dropping them on an object which will dock it. If there was a way I could calculate the distance from where I am to the object I wanted to go to, that would be grand. Hmmm, I will give that some thought. Between the container objects and the destination object itself, I may be able to do just that.



Off I go to the drawing board. Thanks for the tip.

Hello Lane,



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Same for me guys,i need drag and drop to take all folder's content and drop it onto another window.

hope that raise the priority

thx

Hi Ofer,



Another notch up. Thanks!

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Thanks Alex

Hi,



I'm having an issue with drag and drop using coordinate.when i moved my test to a different vm the click didn't find the object it needs to drag and drop and according to the screenshot TC created in the log i can see that it clicked a little bit to the right from the object.

the question i have is does the coordinates clicking/drag and drop is relative to the object or to the screen resolution?because if it's relative to the object(what i thought it is)it shouldn't be effected from screen resolution's changing or is it?



Thanks

Hi Ofer,





As the Drag Action help topic states, the coordinates are relative to the object:

ClientX Specifies the horizontal coordinate of the start point for dragging. This coordinate is relative to the object, it is not a screen coordinate. ClientY Specifies the vertical coordinate of the start point for dragging. This coordinate is relative to the object, it is not a screen coordinate.

Changing the screen resolution should not affect these coordinates. Try using some small numbers for the coordinates, like (5, 5).

Does this help?