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Hi All,

I am trying to automate a windows application, successfully implemented some scenarios. Now I am facing a problem ,where in the windows application there are certain fields what are not getting identified by the tool. Basically there are multiple subtabs in the application, and when I try to hover over the tool, it show only one class and instance for the whole subtab, buttons and textboxes in the subtab are not identified. I have no idea what should be done in such cases? I would be glad if anyone guides me. 😊

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use UIAutomation. I can't say it enough. Use UIASpy

in the future, you should include a lot more data. Your questions are so vague all we can do is guess. Post your find results from the old tool, maybe post screenshots and SHARE your code if you want serious help.

you probably can't use standard autoit to access it but all I can do is guess because you don't provide any useful information.

 

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Edited by Earthshine

My resources are limited. You must ask the right questions

 

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Hi @Earthshine, here I'm posting a screenshot of my application so that you may get some idea of what I am trying to find out.

So this is how my application looks like. The fields that I am unable to locate/ recognize by the finder tool are "Benefits/Division/Group Programs " subtabs. I have to click on each tab which include their respective text boxes , combo boxes , grid view panels etc. The problem I am facing is, When I hover the finder tool over those tabs, it does not have any particular class/instance name. SO my question is how do I proceed with the automation of such type of tabs? 

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My signature will output all standard controls and all the info you will need to automate with them.   the ID is the best option, the classnamenn as a last resort.

The same happens with button groups.  the spy tool only grabs the info for the group surrounding the controls within...example, Policy Search is a button group on your screenshot.

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