F froiland Member Nov 26, 2021 #1 auto_clicking a button to do something: auto_clicking a button to do something.not with finger exem: button.autoclick(x,y) how to code?
auto_clicking a button to do something: auto_clicking a button to do something.not with finger exem: button.autoclick(x,y) how to code?
M MikeSW17 Active Member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 27, 2021 #2 Is the button part of your App or, as your '(x,y)' coordinates suggest, trying to auto-click the screen somewhere outside your App? Upvote 0
Is the button part of your App or, as your '(x,y)' coordinates suggest, trying to auto-click the screen somewhere outside your App?
pliroforikos Active Member Licensed User Nov 27, 2021 #3 Why dont you call the click event by code? Upvote 0
F froiland Member Nov 27, 2021 #4 pliroforikos said: Why dont you call the click event by code? Click to expand... give me a exm please,thanks! Upvote 0
pliroforikos said: Why dont you call the click event by code? Click to expand... give me a exm please,thanks!
F froiland Member Nov 27, 2021 #5 MikeSW17 said: Is the button part of your App or, as your '(x,y)' coordinates suggest, trying to auto-click the screen somewhere outside your App? Click to expand... outside the app,click(x,y) the screen other app Upvote 0
MikeSW17 said: Is the button part of your App or, as your '(x,y)' coordinates suggest, trying to auto-click the screen somewhere outside your App? Click to expand... outside the app,click(x,y) the screen other app
pliroforikos Active Member Licensed User Nov 27, 2021 #6 froiland said: give me a exm please,thanks! Click to expand... Sorry you didn't explain that it was outside app Upvote 0
froiland said: give me a exm please,thanks! Click to expand... Sorry you didn't explain that it was outside app
Erel B4X founder Staff member Licensed User Longtime User Nov 28, 2021 #7 You cannot interact with the UI of other apps. Upvote 0