locate a OK button in javascript popup message box

Question

I want to locate a javascript popup message box's ok button.

WinWindow ww = new WinWindow(this.UIOnlyHRSystemWindowsIWindow.UIOnlyHRSystemDocument);
            ww.WindowTitles.Add("来自网页的消息");
            WinButton wb = new WinButton(ww);
            wb.SearchProperties[WinButton.PropertyNames.DisplayText] = "确定";
            Mouse.Click(wb);

my code like above, but it cannot work, please give me some guide, thank you

Answer 1

Hello Wayne,

Thank you for posting in the MSDN forum.

According to your exception information, I suggest that you can search the control with greater unique and valid properties such as ControlName, Control Class and ID.

You can drag the crosshair to the button and then its properties will display. You can use those properties to target a control during playback.

Here are useful blogs with some searchproperties samples that may help you:

Hand-coding a Coded UI Test

How does “Coded UI test” finds a control ??

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Answer 2

Hello Wayne,

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Answer 3

I found easiest method is by invoking WinWindow.PerformDialogAction method, after calling this method, the CodedUI will move mouse automatically and click popup JS OK button.

or there was another way, is by record whole process in coded ui and analysis the generated coded, it is very tedious way to handle this situation.

Answer 4

sorry, it is BrowserWindow.PerformDialogAction(BrowserDialogAction.Ok);