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FabriceB
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10 years ago

javafx MenuButton : click on subelement

Hi,   I've a MenuButton on my application, under this MenuButton 2 elements to click. Actually, i can't found Elements to click on   By script : I can MenuButton.DropDown => the list appears I ...
FabriceB's avatar
FabriceB
Occasional Contributor
10 years ago

Hi,

 

I give you two screenshots the ihm menu button and the object browser detect on TC

 

thx

 

Fabrice

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TanyaYatskovska
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10 years ago

Hi FabriceB,

 

Try using the Point and fix mode of Object Spy to catch your elements. I suppose that they will be found in the ContextMenu object of your Java process. For example, here is what I see on my computer:

Sys.Process("javaw").JavaFXObject("ContextMenu", "").
    JavaFXObject("Scene$3$1", "").
    JavaFXObject("ContextMenuContent$MenuItemContainer", "", 0).
    JavaFXObject("ContextMenuContent$MenuLabel", "Item1")

 Thus, the following code will click the target item:

function Test()
{
 var javaw;
 javaw = Sys.Process("javaw");

 javaw.JavaFXObject("Stage", "JavaFX").JavaFXObject("Scene", "").
       JavaFXObject("MenuButton", "MenuButton1").DropDown();

 javaw.JavaFXObject("ContextMenu", "").JavaFXObject("Scene$3$1", "").
       JavaFXObject("ContextMenuContent$MenuItemContainer", "", 0).
       JavaFXObject("ContextMenuContent$MenuLabel", "Item1").Click();
}
  • FabriceB's avatar
    FabriceB
    Occasional Contributor
    10 years ago

    Hi,

     

    Sorry for the delay of my answer.

    i restart to work on this problem for few days only. Thank you for your response.

     

    in fact, i force the fropdown by .hide/.show and TC can look and catch my content, i can see and use my elements

     

    Thx u so

     

    Fabrice