I tried to use the ‘clickAt’ command as explained at
https://a9t9.com/kantu/docs/selenium-ide/clickat
by using
Executing: | clickAT | actual URL | 100,100 |
the response was
[error] Command clickAT not supported yet
What did I do wrong or is clickAt not supported?
If clickAt is not supported, when will it be supportive?
Being able to click at specific location on a display regardless of the text and/or image has a very useful application.
ClickAt works well. But you can not use a url, but a locator:
Executing: | clickAT | locator | 100,100 |
Best if you post a macro for us to check.
That is great news to hear clickAt works. The question is how? It would appear that I don’t understand what the “locator” is, as anything I try usings as a “locator” fails to work and results in the same error message
Playing macro Untitled
Executing: | store | !ErrorIgnore | true |
Executing: | store | !replayspeed | slow |
Executing: | open | https://news.google.com | |
Executing: | clickAT | tab=1 | 100,100 |
Other clickAt commands I have tired with the same results were:
Executing: | clickAT | //*[@id=“yDmH0d”]/c-wiz/div/div[1]/div/main/c-wiz/div[1]/div[2]/div/div[1] | 100,100 |
Executing: | clickAT | //*[@id=“yDmH0d”]/c-wiz/div/div[1]/div/main/c-wiz/div[1]/div[2]/div/article/a | 100,100 |
Executing: | clickAT | | 100,100 |
Executing: | clickAT | 100,100 | 100,100 |
I find this page explain the locator concept well:
It was created for the Selenium IDE, but the same applies to Kantu.