I have this problem:
When I click in the dropdown list when I´m recording a test, I can see the option and choose one, but, when I run the test, the click put the focus in the select, but the diferents options option are not showing. I tried it using select comand directly, and doing a click before the select too, but I don't get anything.
Thank you!!
I had the same issue, try to copy the Xpath / full Xpath of the element and enter it manually on the click command:
example:
Click | xpath=//somexpath
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Until Dymola 2020, now and then I used the Edit->Variables menu to set annotations. Where do I find it in the new UI in 2020x?
Edit->Variables:
I think the dialog you are referring to is available using one of two ways:
via the context menu, after a right-click. Within the "Variables" menu you will need to select the variable you want to edit from the list shown there.
If you select a variable before doing the right-click, it will be highlighted and moved to the top of the list of available variables as shown in the above screenshot.
Additionally it should be possible to access the dialog by highlighting the variable and pressing CTRL+Shift+N, but that does not work reliably for me...
Using the component browser (after enabling the "Include non-graphical" option, which is marked red) by right-clicking the variable you want to edit and then select "Variable..."
You can also find it in the GUI in the Text tab - well hidden inside the Insert button:
I have a new TreeItem,on explorer view. How can I change items status when I click it. And I want to choose multiple items,when I press shift and click item at the same time.
Unfortunately, this is not possible with VS Code, yet.
Please check the following link and put a thumbs up reaction to the top comment, so that it will get more consideration from the VSCode developers :)
VSCode Github - Implement multi-select in left-panel file tree
I have an autocomplete dropdown box for city names as,
When i try to inspect one of the option elements using right click and Inspect Element, the dropdown menu disappears and inspect element takes me to the original page's dom.
How can one inspect dropdown menus using firebug inspect element?
With the suggestions dropdown visible and DevTools opened, press F8 and switch to the DevTools. You will immediately break at the JS blur handler for the field, so the dropdown will not be removed, thus you'll be able to inspect its DOM.
Edit HTML right click menu Chrome Dev Tool
In Chrome Dev Tool you can Right Click on the input where you type the adress, Scroll down to "Break On..." and select subtree modifications.
Go back to your input and start typing. It should Pause the app leaving you with the open suggestions dropdown.
Can't speak for Firefox, but in Chrome developer tools you can trigger a state on an element manually by right-clicking on the element in the developer window, and choosing the appropriate item (i.e. ':hover').
Inspect the dropdown/input element and remove the "Blur" event from the "Event Listeners"
I am trying to work with the 'forms' plugin with the CKeditor and was unable to get the select dropdown to open. I can create a selection field but when the field shows up on the editor I am unable to open it (by clicking the arrows) to select a different option on the dropdown.
Out of curiosity I tried it on the CKeditor demo page and it was not working there either, is there a defect logged for this? Or does someone know how to get it to work?
In Xcode 3, I could right click on some text in my code, select find in project, and it would.
Is there anything like that in Xcode 4, where I can search for something without typing it in?
EDIT: to clarify, my concern is to avoid having to enter whatever I am searching for.
In other words, suppose I have methods called
methodWithReallyLongNameVersionA
and
methodWithReallyLongNameVersionB
It would be nice to be able to search for the first one via a right click search, without having to copy and paste or to type the whole thing in. This was possible in XCode 3.
I created a custom find scope and then used that find scope to search all within a project folder.
Create find scope as follows:
In Navigator selector bar click the magnifying glass to bring up search navigator
click the magnifying glass in the search text box and select 'show find options'
clock 'Find in' list and select custom
Create your new find scope in the dialog and set it to your project top level folder
Use this find scope in future searches.
Command + Shift + F will search your workspace.
At the time I asked this question, the answer was "no." However, Apple has now restored this functionality. Right click on the text in question, then select "find selected text in workspace" from the drop-down menu.