Unable to recognize windowform object in dotnet application

Question

Hi,&nbsp;I am working on dotnet standalone application, where in it is unable to uniquely identify each object within the panel.&nbsp;Please find the attachment which contains 3 buttons inside a grid/panel . we are able to identify grid/panel&nbsp;but unable to identify the buttons&nbsp;individually.&nbsp;Please let us know the solution.&nbsp;&nbsp;Thanks,Syed&nbsp;

marsha_r · Answer

Use object spy on the grid box and then look in Advanced properties for something that might hold an index to the three buttons. &nbsp;It will probably be one of the entries with the ... drill down box on the right.&nbsp;When you find out that index, you'll be able to use ClickItem or something similar to click the three buttons.

syed · Answer

Thanks&nbsp;Marsha&nbsp;. I did try that but couldnt find index property other solution was calculating dimension of the entire grid and dividing into 3 parts and clicking on respective buttons(This isnt a right approach though).&nbsp;Thanks,Syed Azhar Farooq

alexkaras · Answer

Hi Syed,
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&gt; [...] couldnt find index property [...]
Check if the Object Browser uses Advanced but not Basic view mode (http://support.smartbear.com/viewarticle/71396/)
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&gt;&nbsp;other solution was calculating dimension of the entire grid and dividing into 3 parts and clicking on respective buttons
Sounds like an acceptable solution if nothing else works... (though is quite strange, I would say, but might be)

marsha_r · Answer

It'll be tedious but if you want to post screenshots of the object properties, we can help you look through them again.

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