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anumolu9999
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4 years ago
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Web element is not visible in testcomplete object hierarchy

Test Complete object hierarchy is not showing + icon as child under the Panel item. Below element is showing as Panel as whole but not showing any child items under it.   Territory Name  +   The ...
  • AlexKaras's avatar
    AlexKaras
    4 years ago

    Hi,

     

    I would say this is expected behavior: <i> tag does not represent a web element but just indicates that enclosed text must be in italics. Icon is also not a part of page DOM because it is rendered as a result of applied CSS class.

     

    If you need to click this 'icon' from your test, you may take the parent element (div) and click 5 pixels to the left from its right margin - this is where the 'icon' must be located.

    Pseudocode:

    var obj = page.Find('div', ...);

    obj.Click(obj.Left + obj.Width - 5, obj.Top + obj.Height / 2);

     

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anumolu9999
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Hello AlexKaras ,

 

I had tried to do click the + icon using coordinates. Below is how i done.

ParentObj.Panel is the object in the hierarchy, which has no children. Panel is pointing to whole object which includes 'Territory Name' and '+'. So I took approx coordinates of + in the Panel and done the action on 'Panel' object.

parentObj.Panel.Click(128,12);

If we do this way, the script will fail next time when executed in different resolution machine as the AUT has responsive UI.

 

Thank you,

Anumolu.

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AlexKaras
Champion Level 3
4 years ago

Hi,

 

> parentObj.Panel.Click(128,12);

> If we do this way, the script will fail next time when executed in different resolution machine 

That is why you should use not absolute hardcoded coordinates but calculate them during runtime as I suggested previously.

(The final code may differ from the one that I suggested but I hope that you got overall idea and approach.)