How to drag & drop the Item (file) from WinList (folder)
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I'm trying to drag&drop one of the files from Windows folder.
The problem is that I cannot get the x,y coordinates of selected file.
The code stated below receive the coordinates of the whole folder window instead of coordinates of specific file that was selected.
Maybe I can use native UFT functions .Drag & .Drop instead of DragAndDrop but I think it requires the object item that I can attach to. Any help would be appreciated.
Window("From").WinObject("Items View").WinList("Items View").Select Filename
x = Window("From").WinObject("Items View").WinList("Items View").GetROProperty("abs_x")
y = Window("From").WinObject("Items View").WinList("Items View").GetROProperty("abs_y")
dr.DragAndDrop x, y, x+550, y+100, LEFT_MOUSE_BUTTON
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I'm trying to drag&drop one of the files from Windows folder.
The problem is that I cannot get the x,y coordinates of selected file.
The code stated below receive the coordinates of the whole folder window instead of coordinates of specific file that was selected.
Maybe I can use native UFT functions .Drag & .Drop instead of DragAndDrop but I think it requires the object item that I can attach to. Any help would be appreciated.
Window("From").WinObject("Items View").WinList("Items View").Select Filename
x = Window("From").WinObject("Items View").WinList("Items View").GetROProperty("abs_x")
y = Window("From").WinObject("Items View").WinList("Items View").GetROProperty("abs_y")
dr.DragAndDrop x, y, x+550, y+100, LEFT_MOUSE_BUTTON
vba testing automation
asked Nov 19 at 10:16
Zwierzak
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add a comment |
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I'm trying to drag&drop one of the files from Windows folder.
The problem is that I cannot get the x,y coordinates of selected file.
The code stated below receive the coordinates of the whole folder window instead of coordinates of specific file that was selected.
Maybe I can use native UFT functions .Drag & .Drop instead of DragAndDrop but I think it requires the object item that I can attach to. Any help would be appreciated.
Window("From").WinObject("Items View").WinList("Items View").Select Filename
x = Window("From").WinObject("Items View").WinList("Items View").GetROProperty("abs_x")
y = Window("From").WinObject("Items View").WinList("Items View").GetROProperty("abs_y")
dr.DragAndDrop x, y, x+550, y+100, LEFT_MOUSE_BUTTON
vba testing automation
asked Nov 19 at 10:16
Zwierzak
11
I'm trying to drag&drop one of the files from Windows folder.
The problem is that I cannot get the x,y coordinates of selected file.
The code stated below receive the coordinates of the whole folder window instead of coordinates of specific file that was selected.
Maybe I can use native UFT functions .Drag & .Drop instead of DragAndDrop but I think it requires the object item that I can attach to. Any help would be appreciated.
Window("From").WinObject("Items View").WinList("Items View").Select Filename
x = Window("From").WinObject("Items View").WinList("Items View").GetROProperty("abs_x")
y = Window("From").WinObject("Items View").WinList("Items View").GetROProperty("abs_y")
dr.DragAndDrop x, y, x+550, y+100, LEFT_MOUSE_BUTTON
vba testing automation
vba testing automation
asked Nov 19 at 10:16
Zwierzak
11
asked Nov 19 at 10:16
Zwierzak
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asked Nov 19 at 10:16
Zwierzak
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asked Nov 19 at 10:16
Zwierzak
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asked Nov 19 at 10:16
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