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Occasional Contributor

5 years ago

Findchildbyxpath in testcomplete

I am trying to click on the object which appears when we do mouse hover. But i am not able to click on it. Testcomplete fails to capture the unique object with recording so i am using xpath . plea...

BenoitB
5 years ago
That means the standard Click is not implemented but a custom click.

Try .click() instead of .Click()

Or try a low-level click

See here: https://community.smartbear.com/t5/TestComplete-General-Discussions/My-low-level-click-shared-to-all/m-p/198308#M37113

BenoitB

Community Hero

5 years ago

That means the standard Click is not implemented but a custom click.

Try .click() instead of .Click()

Or try a low-level click

See here: https://community.smartbear.com/t5/TestComplete-General-Discussions/My-low-level-click-shared-to-all/m-p/198308#M37113

AlexKaras
Champion Level 3
5 years ago
userdanfoss :

BenoitB wrote:

That means the standard Click is not implemented but a custom click.

Try .click() instead of .Click()

A little bit more about this:

.Click() is a method that TestComplete adds to all recognized web elements.

As it is documented, if TestComplete can match web element found via .FindChildByXPath() to the element in the Object Tree, then the found element will be wrapped and will contain all properties and methods that TestComplete adds to the tested objects.

If the match fails, then plain DOM object will be returned as a result of .FindChildByXPath() search. In this case the returned object will contain only native properties/methods provided by DOM. .click() is a native method and must be used in this case.
- BenoitB
  Community Hero
  5 years ago
  Yes i not always details of the hint i give ..... because i'm confident on other mates to do it !
  
  Txs Alex 😉
sonya_m
SmartBear Alumni (Retired)
5 years ago
Benoit, thank you!

Hi userdanfoss! Does it work for you?
- userdanfoss
  Occasional Contributor
  5 years ago
  Yes it works! Thank You