Hi,
I am trying to find an element using Find.ByContent("abc") and then trying to retrieve the co-ordinates of this element using GetRectangle method so that i can perform a click using the retrieved X and Y co-ordinates. But am facing errors in the same.
My code looks like this:
Element MyElement = Find.ByContent("p:Complete", FindContentType.TextContent);
int x = MyElement.GetRectangle().X;
int y = MyElement.GetRectangle().Y;
Log.WriteLine(x.ToString());
Log.WriteLine(y.ToString());
Is there a way I can load DOM using code? And is this the correct way to find out the co-ordinates of the element?
Can somebody please help me with the same?
Thanks in advance.
Prerna
I am trying to find an element using Find.ByContent("abc") and then trying to retrieve the co-ordinates of this element using GetRectangle method so that i can perform a click using the retrieved X and Y co-ordinates. But am facing errors in the same.
My code looks like this:
Element MyElement = Find.ByContent("p:Complete", FindContentType.TextContent);
int x = MyElement.GetRectangle().X;
int y = MyElement.GetRectangle().Y;
Log.WriteLine(x.ToString());
Log.WriteLine(y.ToString());
Is there a way I can load DOM using code? And is this the correct way to find out the co-ordinates of the element?
Can somebody please help me with the same?
Thanks in advance.
Prerna
7 Answers, 1 is accepted
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Hi Prerna,
There's no need to get the element's coordinates in order to click on it. All you need to do is to use the MouseClick method of the HtmlControl class. This method internally calls GetRectangle and clicks on the element using its coordinates.
However if you really need to get the coordinates, simply change your code like this:
Note that this approach requires to add an assembly reference to System.Drawing.dll.
Let me know if you need further assistance on this.
Regards,
Plamen
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There's no need to get the element's coordinates in order to click on it. All you need to do is to use the MouseClick method of the HtmlControl class. This method internally calls GetRectangle and clicks on the element using its coordinates.
HtmlControl myElement = Find.ByContent("p:Complete", FindContentType.TextContent).As<HtmlControl>();myElement.MouseClick();However if you really need to get the coordinates, simply change your code like this:
Element myElement = Find.ByContent("p:Complete", FindContentType.TextContent); System.Drawing.Rectangle rect = myElement.GetRectangle();int x = rect.X;int y = rect.Y;Log.WriteLine("x coordinates = " + x);Log.WriteLine("y coordinates = " + y);Note that this approach requires to add an assembly reference to System.Drawing.dll.
Let me know if you need further assistance on this.
Regards,
Plamen
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answered on 17 May 2013, 07:28 AM
Thanks for your quick reply.
But the code is not working for me. It fails with the error saying "Object reference not set to the instance of an object"
I think the element is not getting retrieved. Is there any way I can check if element has been found?
Attaching the error zip file herewith.
But the code is not working for me. It fails with the error saying "Object reference not set to the instance of an object"
I think the element is not getting retrieved. Is there any way I can check if element has been found?
Attaching the error zip file herewith.
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Hi Prerna,
Yes, the error means that the code you're using to locate the element reruns 'null'. You can verify that using the following code:
What is the type of the element you're searching for? Also is it a Silverlight or an HTML element? I noticed in the failure details that your application is not only HTML, but it also contains Silverlight. Could you please provide some screenshots showing how this element looks like in the DOM tree?
Kind regards,
Plamen
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Yes, the error means that the code you're using to locate the element reruns 'null'. You can verify that using the following code:
HtmlControl myElement = Find.ByContent("p:Complete", FindContentType.TextContent).As<HtmlControl>();//Check whether the element is successfully found Assert.IsNotNull(myElement);What is the type of the element you're searching for? Also is it a Silverlight or an HTML element? I noticed in the failure details that your application is not only HTML, but it also contains Silverlight. Could you please provide some screenshots showing how this element looks like in the DOM tree?
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Plamen
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answered on 17 May 2013, 09:14 AM
The element I am trying to search for is a ListBox Cell Value and another one is a GridItem(First Column Cell, which is being used of selecting the row). Attaching the DOM screenshot related to ListBox. I am searching for TextBlock content "Vacant Property" in there.
Yes, myElement returns null. It is a Silverlight application I am trying to automate.
Thanks,
Prerna
Yes, myElement returns null. It is a Silverlight application I am trying to automate.
Thanks,
Prerna
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Hi Prerna,
Thanks for providing the screenshot. If you want to find the ListBoxItem and click on it, you should be able to do that using the following code:
If you want to click on the TextBlock directly, use the following code instead:
Let me know if this helps.
Regards,
Plamen
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Thanks for providing the screenshot. If you want to find the ListBoxItem and click on it, you should be able to do that using the following code:
//Get the ListBox controlListBox listBox = ActiveBrowser.SilverlightApps()[0].Find.ByAutomationId<ListBox>("lstMessages");//Create collection of all ListBoxItemsIList<ListBoxItem> listBoxItems = listBox.Find.AllByType<ListBoxItem>();//Find ListBoxItem with text content "Vacant Property"ListBoxItem item = listBoxItems.Where<ListBoxItem>(_a => _a.TextBlockContent.Contains("Vacant Property")).FirstOrDefault();//Click the itemitem.User.Click();If you want to click on the TextBlock directly, use the following code instead:
//Get the ListBox controlListBox listBox = ActiveBrowser.SilverlightApps()[0].Find.ByAutomationId<ListBox>("lstMessages");//Find TextBlock with content "Vacant Property"TextBlock textBlock = listBox.Find.ByTextContent("Vacant Property").As<TextBlock>();//Click on ittextBlock.User.Click();Let me know if this helps.
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answered on 20 May 2013, 02:44 AM
Hi Plamen,
Thanks a lot for the solution. It works fine :)
I am trying the same for a grid now. Will surely get back on the forum if help will be needed.
Regards,
Prerna
Thanks a lot for the solution. It works fine :)
I am trying the same for a grid now. Will surely get back on the forum if help will be needed.
Regards,
Prerna
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Hello Prerna,
I am glad to hear it! Please contact us again if have further problems. However please create a separate ticket or forum post for new issues. It's much easier for us to track all the various issues that way.
Regards,
Plamen
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I am glad to hear it! Please contact us again if have further problems. However please create a separate ticket or forum post for new issues. It's much easier for us to track all the various issues that way.
Regards,
Plamen
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