I need to draw sequence diagram for this:
Draw sequence diagram depicting the following scenario:
• Pressing the 'Hot' button
• Wait for 6 seconds (not shown in the diagram)
• Activating child protection
• Pressing the 'Hot' button
• Click on 'Safety'
• Pressing the 'Hot' button
• Wait for 6 seconds (not shown in the diagram)
• Pressing the 'Cold' button
I'm not sure if the result really reflects and how to specify the parameters in this chart
Does the graph reflect the above scenario
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In MAUI I want to show menu similar to FlyoutItem example. It will activated as result on pressing button. SwipeItem as alternative approach can not be used since I did not found a way to create multiple menu items (more then two) - it shows only first two.
I have a web page, when I click one button(by both using mouse click or using keyboard with tab and press), it will show some items, normally, it works perfect.
However, if I
1> open windows magnifier with 200%,
AND
2> use keyboard with tab and press
to trigger the button,
the items still shows correctly,
but the whole page moves back and forth in horizon automatically until I move mmouse or press any key.
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I got the root cause:
As I input the follow code
document.addEventListener('focus',
function()
{ console.log('focused: ', document.activeElement)
},
true);
in console to monitor the focused element,
it shows the focus are switch between two elements,
however, I try to set the two element with tabindex = 0 or -1,
and all the 4 combinations,
but it doesn't work.
Are you using "docked", "full screen", or "lens" view for the magnifier?
I'm guessing "full screen" because in that mode, as you tab through a page, the magnifier will try to keep the keyboard focus within view. You might have an issue where your focus is moving between two elements that both can't be displayed in the magnifier at the same time. Usually it will just move the magnifier to the element that has focus.
I'd suggest trying "Docked" and "Lens" view first to see if you still have an issue.
Under my field data overview, CLS value comes out to be 0.98
whereas when, I look at description for Avoid large layout shifts - CLS contribution is 0.004.
How to figure out the elements that are causing CLS?
Hi Shreya you need to use Chrome click on the 3 dots to the right then go to more tools then developers tools in the screen that appears click on the performance tab click the dot to the left it will turn red when it recording when it finishes you get an orange bar that says Layout shift double click on that bar and it should give you more infomation in the Summery tab in this example it gives the following
Layout Shift Warning Cumulative Layout Shifts can result in poor user
experiences.
Score1.000
Cumulative Score1.000
Had recent input No
Moved fromLocation: [0,0], Size: [360x640]
Moved toLocation: [0,0], Size: [360x640]
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I am working on one web application. I am entering input in the text box, but when I click on Submit, I am again prompted to enter the input. How can I focus on the textbox or do a left click on the textbox before entering the text? I am trying to do this through blue prism.
Sometimes a web page can have Javascript code that detects keyboard events, and if it didn't detect any, it might think there's no input. Assuming that you have entered the input using a write stage before, you might need to use the Global Send Keys or Global Send Key Event actions instead (they should be available in the Navigate stage, and you use them on the TOP level element of the application model). Please note that prerequisites:
-The browser window will have to be active (Activate Application on the Win32 browser window element)
-The textbox should also be active (Click Centre on the textbox element)
I'm using VS 2015 Enterprise. I'm new to CodedUI testing. I've added a CodedUI test project to my solution. I've created a simple test, clicked on a button, selected a radio button, etc.
I've been following a Pluralsight course titled "Test Automation with CodedUI". I want to find a control on the WPF form, but once I select the control finder in the test builder and move the mouse off to the running application, it is no longer a bulls eye. I don't understand why its different than what's shown in the Pluralsight course. I think the instructor used VS 2012. Could that be the reason?
There are subtle changes between versions. After clicking the assertion builder button in the Coded UI recorder then, as you move the mouse pointer around the screen (do not move it too fast or you will confuse yourself), you should see a blue rectangle drawn around parts of the screen. As you move the mouse pointer carefully you should be able to select larger or smaller sections, corresponding to higher or lower items within the hierarchy of controls on the screen. Click on a control of interest. You should then see a window showing the properties of the selected control. There are four arrows (up, down, left and right) in the new window. Click on these to navigate around the control hierarchy. Note that and 'up' followed by a 'down' will seldom return to the same control. The 'up' moves the parent control and the 'down' moves to the first child.
My suggestion here would be to use the keyboard shortcut to enable the control finder. When you hover over it with your mouse you should see it - if I recall correctly it's "Alt + H". Basically you'll move your mouse to the control you want to identify, then do the keyboard shortcut, then click. It should identify the control correctly at that point.