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David91
Frequent Contributor
10 years ago

Object Spy can't identify the button in panel

I have a problem with identification buttons on the panel using the object spy. Using object spy Identify the only panel on which it is placed button enters. When the test and clicking on the coordin...
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m_essaid
Valued Contributor
10 years ago

Hi,

Could you show a screenshot ?

I have some difficulties to understand your english.

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David91
Frequent Contributor
10 years ago

On picture is mapping with object spy.... only panel after object spy mapping -> ultraExplorerBarEx.Click(59, 943);

 

I want mapping button on ultraExplorerBarEx panel too:

 

ultraExplorerBarEx.Button.Click(); - without x,y coordinates

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    m_essaid
    Valued Contributor
    10 years ago

    When you use the object spy to map this object, which object is circled in red ? the button ? the whole button bar ?

     

    In the second case, you may have a debug info problem.

     

    Can't you use mouse coordinates, like you where doing at first ?

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      David91
      Frequent Contributor
      10 years ago

      Only button bar is red after object spy ... an this is my problem. I have map button, no button bar. I need click on button. After object spy mapping i have only button bar object (ultraExplorerBarEx.Click(59, 943);)

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        m_essaid
        Valued Contributor
        10 years ago

        Well,

        - you cannot ask your dev team to compile your application with debug info. Because you must test it in customer's version. And also because debug infos are confidential.

        - so you have to do it "blindly". Consider the whole menu bar, and spy the coordinates of your button. Then call the menubar.click(x,y) method as you where doing.