Click browser mouse button
Description
Clicks the mouse at either the targeted position or current position if targeted position is not provided.
Input Ports
| Name | dataType | sourceType | required | description |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Mouse Button | text | manual-only | true | Allows you to choose between left and right click. |
| Number of Clicks | number | link-manual | true | The amount of left or right clicks on the mouses position. |
| X, Y | position | link-manual | false | Allows you to specify the position the mouse should click. |
| Offset X, Y | position | link-manual | false | The offset allows you to add x and y values to the current position. |
Scenarios
- The user wants to left click at the browsers mouse current position.
- The user wants to left click at the targeted coordination.
- The user wants to right click at the browsers mouse current position.
- The user wants to right click at targeted coordination.
Use case
It is required to make use of the Launch web browser command when using this command.
Inputs
- Button:
Left - Number of Clicks:
1 - X:
300 - Y:
240 - Offset X:
20 - Offset Y:
30
Experienced tips
- If the
Buttonis not chosen, the default will be theleftmouse button. - If no target coordinates are specified, the mouse button will be clicked at position
0,0. - If the macro finishes before the web page have finished loaded, make use of Wait for Web Element command
Search Tags
click in browser on targeted coordinates press and release browser mouse button