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vbarros
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3 years ago
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WInForm objects Click()

Hi everyone,   I'm doing a test in desktop and I'm with the follow problem.   I identified the element that I   found to identify this element doesn't have Click() Methods available.   Is there...
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    mattb
    3 years ago

    Hi,

    Use the object spy and select the object. A good tutorial is here: https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/testing-with/exploring-apps/object-spy/index.html 

    Once you select the objects, click methods, and view more members to see the full available list of methods you can call on that object. 
    I would expect a clickbutton or clickitem method to be present. 

    If the object cannot be identified we can turn on enhancements to expose more properties... I will wait for your response, so we don't enable unnecessary settings. 

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mattb
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Hi,

Use the object spy and select the object. A good tutorial is here: https://support.smartbear.com/testcomplete/docs/testing-with/exploring-apps/object-spy/index.html 

Once you select the objects, click methods, and view more members to see the full available list of methods you can call on that object. 
I would expect a clickbutton or clickitem method to be present. 

If the object cannot be identified we can turn on enhancements to expose more properties... I will wait for your response, so we don't enable unnecessary settings. 

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vbarros
Occasional Contributor
3 years ago

In this case to identify the unique object I have to extract many sub menu of object. 

 

for example: Sys.Process("ServiceTool").WinFormsObject("FlyoutDialog", "").Tag.Commands.Item[1].Result[OK]

 

But this property does not have a method click, then my question is if is there other way todo this?