I want to perform a Right Click on an object in my Application Under Test but I am not able to perform this action. Is there any way to do it using sendkeys ?
In Web, if the RightClick
operation doesn't achieve the expected results this may be because UFT doesn't fire the sequence of events that the browser is expecting. You can tell UFT to run Web tests using device replay in which case it will move the mouse cursor to the correct location and simulate actual mouse clicks (including right-click).
See this answer , or just do the following:
Setting.WebPackage("ReplayType") = 2 ' change to device replay mode
' Perform your right-click here
Setting.WebPackage("ReplayType") = 1 ' back to normal
you can do it in two ways.
1) By Object.Click
like ObjSomeObject.Click 1,1,micRightButton
2) By Mercury Device Replay
For This Get abs_x And abs_y , Height,Width properties. calculate them and derive intDerivedxLocation AND intDerivedxLocation. Then perform following
intabsX = objApp.getRoProperty("abs_x")
intabsY = objApp.getRoProperty("abs_y")
intHeight = objApp.getRoProperty("height")
intWidth = objApp.getRoProperty("width")
intDerivedxLocation= Cint(intabsX) +Cint(intWidth /2)
intDerivedxLocation= Cint(intabsY) +Cint(intHeight/2)
Dim objMercuryDeviceReplay
Set objMercuryDeviceReplay= CreateObject("Mercury.DeviceReplay")
objMercuryDeviceReplay.MouseClick intDerivedxLocation, intDerivedxLocation, 2
there is one shortcut for Keyboard right click Shift+F10. If we pass this through send keys then we can able to do this.before doing this we have to either mouse over on that object or we have make that active by clicking on that object.
for Example
Browser().page().webelement().click;
Browser().page().webelement().sendkeys "+F10";
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