Recognition of TdxRibbonPopupMenu component

Hi Helen,



thanks for the answer. In this example, this solution works well. But in the real application we are trying to test, things are more complex. In particular, the elements of the TdxRibbonPopupMenu are not simple buttons, but they can be other menus or particular TdxRibbonGalleryItem.



I am sorry that i cannot provide any example with the real application nor i remember the various class names of the objects that compose the popup menu, we have opened a ticket with the support center for this.



What happens in the real application is that we cannot go deep in the menus, but only in the "first level" even using your solution. For example, if you take a look at this example picture found online ( http://www.devcomponents.com/dotnetbar-wpf/img/WpfGalleryDropDown.png ), if we try to record the click on the second element of the "office" submenu, we obtain a click relative to the entire submenu (the submenu "office"), and not a click relative to the second element. This means that if the second element changes its position, the test will click whatever will get its place.



Do you have any idea on what the problem can be? Also, are the TdxRibbon 100% supported or there are elements that are not? Because, for example, a similar problem happens with the class TdxRibbonDropDownGalleryControl, which contains some element that, when clicked, generate others TdxRibbonDropDownGallery items, and also in this case we can only record coordinate clicks relative to the entire menu.



Best Regards