Click on the selected item of a tabstrip control in WinForms.

Looking at your alias names, following the tree strucure,

EchoClientApplicationForm
splitContainerMain
SplitterPanel
splitContainerUpper
SplitterPanel2
tabControl
tabStrip1
tabControlPanelSurvey

Can you confirm the highlighted sections are correct?

tabStrip1 doesn't seem to have a child object named tabControlPanelSurvey.

Hi its correct until tabStrip1. "tabControlPanelSurvey" is the name of one of the tabs that I want to click on the tabStrip1.

tabStrip1 doesn't have any child objects called tabControlPanelSurvey.

However, tabControl does have a child object called tabeControlPanelSurvey as well as tabStrip1, tabControlPanelFluideReplacem..etc.

If you were to do e.g. tabControl.tabStrip1.Click() or tabControl.Click("tabStrip1) then it may work.

Record a keyword test, then convert it to script. You will see how TC has recognised the objects.

I recorded a keyword test and tried all the options. When I say  "Aliases.EchoClientUtility.EchoClientApplicationForm.splitContainerMain.SplitterPanel.splitContainerUpper.SplitterPanel2.tabControl.tabControlPanelSurvey.Click();"

"Aliases.EchoClientUtility.EchoClientApplicationForm.splitContainerMain.SplitterPanel.splitContainerUpper.SplitterPanel2.tabControl.Click("tabControlPanelSurvey");

It says the object tabControlPanelSurvey does not exist.

Are you able to use WinFormsObject Method to obtain the object, then perform a click?

See Addressing Objects in .NET Applications

Yes it shows the Name is WindFormsObject("tabstrip1")

Have you tried the examples provided by TC, in my previous post?

Thanks I tried something like this but nothing works.. It says "Unable to find the object ClickItem("tabControlPanelSurvey", 2)"

Sys.Process("EchoClientUtility").WinFormsObject("EchoClientApplicationForm").WinFormsObject("splitContainerMain").WinFormsObject("SplitterPanel", "", 1).WinFormsObject("splitContainerUpper").WinFormsObject("SplitterPanel", "", 1).WinFormsObject("tabControl").ClickItem("tabControlPanelSurvey",2);

I am having to use not a good approach (like the default script it generates after keyword test),

Aliases.EchoClientUtility.EchoClientApplicationForm.splitContainerMain.SplitterPanel.splitContainerUpper.SplitterPanel2.tabControl.tabStrip1.Click(85, 18);

Can you try this please,

var tabControl = Sys.Process("EchoClientUtility").WinFormsObject("EchoClientApplicationForm").WinFormsObject("splitContainerMain").WinFormsObject("SplitterPanel", "", 1).WinFormsObject("splitContainerUpper").WinFormsObject("SplitterPanel", "", 1).WinFormsObject("tabControl")
Sys.HighlightObject(tabControl); // Is the tab control highlighted?

var tabControlPanelSurvey = tabControl.WinFormsObject("tabControlPanelSurvey");
Sys.HighlightObject(tabControlPanelSurvey); // Is the tab control survey highlighted?

tabControlPanelSurvey.Click();

Are the controls highlighted correctly?

Can you also, click on each of the tabs, then run the above code again. Because "tabControlPanelSurvey" is greyed out, the page could be dynamically created when it's clicked on.

For the first question, for some reason the tab is not highlighted but the whole container below the tab control highlighted.

For the second, If I am on an other tab other than Survey, it complains "Unable to find object tabControl("tabControlPanelSurvey")."