How to handle popup when name is dynamically generating. Please advice.
Usually, if it's just a new tab or window, just using
selectPopUp will do the trick. Once you're done verifying what you want on the popup, then
close | |
then
selectWindow | null |
to get back to the main window.
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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
If I open the following files in Visual Studio Code: style.css, comments.php, archive.php, footer.php
VS Code shows the tabs in the following way:
archive.php | comments.php | footer.php | style.css
I need to show it in the order that I open it, that is: style.css | comments.php | archive.php | footer.php
In other editors, it works like this.
How can I configure to show me the tabs in the order that I open the files?
Try this but you do not have that option "explorer.sortOrder": "modified"
workbench.editor.openPositioning: right should work for you.
Workbench › Editor: Open Positioning
Controls where editors open. Select left or right to open editors to
the left or right of the currently active one. Select first or last to
open editors independently from the currently active one.
Using BluePrism, how to right click on a web application and select an option using Key or Click events in Region Mode or Accessibility Mode?
It doesn't spy any of the menu items with an error saying :
Unable to spy the element
I had the same problem and fixed it with the following:
Because the window that shows up is a System window, it means it's no longer part of the IE Application Modeller, as it's using a different thread and a different ID.
So you'll need to create a different object specifically for this operation. I created one with
Object Name: IE - Popup Message
Window Title: Message from webpage
Windows Process iexplore
When attaching to it use index of 0, and then you can easily use UI Automation or Acessibility to identify the button you want to press.
But yes, you'll need to use a different object, I'd suggest making this one and every time there's a system popup for IE to identify the different buttons and use this object as a common interface between them.
This needs clear details about right-click behaviour; where is it showing a specific menu item or general right-click option.
In case application-specific option ->
then you can select global mouse click with text as 'right' to select the menu item and then finally using the Arrow keys (Up, Down to move the desired location )
In NetBeans we can show detailed infos about declarations if we hold CTRL and hover the mouse over the function name.
How does this work in PhpStorm?
I only get few infos on PhpStorm:
I only get more infos if I click on the function link in the yellow box which you can see in the screenshot.
In general -- just place caret on the element you are interested in (function/class/identifier/ect) and invoke View | Quick Documentation (Ctrl + Q using Default keymap).
https://www.jetbrains.com/help/phpstorm/2016.3/viewing-inline-documentation.html
If you want this documentation window to be always visible -- just pin it (using Pin icon in top right corner). It will show the info on most recently invoked element.
If you want this info to be automatically updated for the element that is currently focused (based on caret position) -- activate Auto-update from Source option there.
If you want this documentation window to appear automatically on mouse hover -- activate Settings/Preferences | Editor | General --> Show quick documentation on mouse move option (delay is configurable).
When I hover over some type,etc in eclipse it shows a big yellow hint box for it and shows the information of the type, what it is used for,...you know that yellowish hint box that appears..well that is certainly good info to know but it gets very annoying, whenever I click on some line of code in eclipse it shows my this yellow hint box that covers half of my codes and i cannot even read them until i press another key to get rid of it...is there a way I can change the default behavior of eclipse so it does Not show that by default and it only shows it when I want it to show like pressing the combination of some keys that I define for it.
For Java code, there are preference settings for this:
Window | Preferences | Java | Editor | Hovers
You can disable the hovers you don't want, such as any that are checked but don't have a modifier key assigned. Alternatively, you can assign modifier keys to the ones you like/use so they only appear when hovering while that key is pressed.