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leeedwin005
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6 years ago

VisibleOnScreen is TRUE when row in grid control is not visible (need scrolling to view row)

I have a grid control with 100 rows. The grid control is placed in a small window where only 10 rows are visible with need to scroll up/down to see the desired row.   Both 'Visible' & 'VisibleOnS...
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Mr_Bro
Frequent Contributor
6 years ago

Hi leeedwin005 ,

 

can you please tell what are all the properties you are using to find the required object.

and also can you please share the image of "Object browser" where you have selected the the required  (last)row which is visible on screen.

 

Regards,

Sathish

 

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    leeedwin005
    New Contributor
    6 years ago
    UnitRowIndex = FindGridRowIndexByValue(GridObject, "Unit", UnitID)
Set UnitRowObject =GetObjectRowByIndex(GridObject, UnitRowIndex)

    I can get the row index from the grid. With this, I could use GridObject.ClickRowIndicator to scroll to desired row with help from stated. (ref: https://community.smartbear.com/t5/TestComplete-Desktop-Testing/How-to-click-the-control-which-is-not-visible-on-screen/m-p/123740).

     

    However, the row indicator is HIDDEN in my grid thus ClickRowIndicator call will give me the error: 'There was an attempt to perform an action at point (0, 0) which is transparent or out of the window bounds.'.

     

    Is there any alternative to ClickRowIndicator?

    BTW, I am using DevExpress WPF GridControl.

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        leeedwin005
        New Contributor
        6 years ago
        'GridObject.ClickRowIndicator(UnitRowIndex - 1) 'Replaced by the following
GridObject.View.ScrollIntoView(UnitRowIndex - 1)

        Thanks for the tip. Using the native code works (finally a green tick).