Using Cypress, I want to automate clicking a "Yes" button in a confirmation dialogue box "Yes".
I want to:
Check the button changes color when you hover over the mouse button;
When you click the "Yes" button, check for another confirmation box.
Cypress doesn't support the hover effect as of now https://docs.cypress.io/api/commands/hover.html#Workarounds
You can perform a cy.contains('Yes').click() followed by a cy.contains('Confirmation message'); to first press on the yes button then check for a confirmation message.
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I need to hover the delete icon and click on the delete button. Before hovering the delete icon is hidden.
cy.get('[data-test-id="selected-property-pair-row"]').trigger('mouseover').find('[description="Remove"]').wait(100).dblclick();
I found a solution for this it works form me
cy.get('[data-test-id="selected-property-pair-row"]').last().trigger('mouseover')
cy.get('[description="Remove"]').dblclick({force:true});
In my case follwing commands are not working
->scrollTo('#required_button')->pause('6000')
->driver->executeScript('window.scrollTo(0, 500);')
->script('window.scrollTo(0, 500);')
I have searched more times but i can't find a solution for this problem. This problem occurs when run the laravel dusk test case click some button but that button show when scroll down the page.
Required button comes with clicking another button and then popup modal, bottom of that modal required button initiated. so i need popup window scroll down to find required button.
Is it possible to distinguish the source inside the script that is written as content of the "Validation expression"?
This script gets triggered when any of the buttons is pressed: "Close", or "x" button in the screen frame.
I would like to have some additional handling if the "x" is the source (prevent launching of the app even if the default checkbox is triggered, do some custom stuff, etc.).
For most screens, the validation script is only executed if the "Next" button is clicked. The one exception is the "Finish" screen or any screen that has the "Quit after screen" property selected. On those screens, closing the window is equivalent to clicking on the "Finish" button. Unfortunately, there is no way to distinguish between the two.
Some users choose to close installers on the last screen by closing the window and that could lead to a rollback if the distinction between "finish" screens and regular screens were not made.
I've written a routine whereby a user is displayed an image (using grid.raster) and they click on it to define a region of interest (grid.locator).
I added in support for the user to right-click on the plot instead of left-click, which would undo their previously-clicked point.
This works by testing whether grid.locator() returns NULL (from the help file: "If the user did not click mouse button 1, the function (invisibly) returns NULL).
This works fine on Linux, but in Windows using Rgui, right-clicking the plot window brings up a context menu with 'Stop' and 'Continue' and continues waiting for you to click (i.e. the right click is not detected by grid.locator() since it's intercepted for the context menu first).
Is there some way to disable the right click context menu for the plot window in Rgui?
(The user is only going to use Rgui. For the moment I can tell them to use the middle click button to undo instead of right click and this works, but it is moot if they don't have a button with a scroll wheel/middle click button. Alternatively if there's some way I can listen for a keyboard event without having to load a UI package like gtk or tcltk I'm happy for that to happen too).
I want to open the popUp menu through the TAB button. Attaching an image to explain it.
When I press TAB on the first textField it should open the popUp menu below it and so on. Currently it just selects the popUp menu and we have to click on it to open.
Please let me know if there is a way to open the popUp menu through TAB.
Thanks