Hi Doug Lee,
Thank you for the suggestion. The implementation was a windowless I
guess. I did not get any UI for the same.
I used HSC which served the purpose.
Thanks & Regards,
Mohith B. P.
On 6/23/15, Doug Lee <doug.lee@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
The third parameter for MoveTo() is optional and specifies in what
units you have given the other two parameters (x and y). Personally,
I've never used the third MoveTo parameter.
I think MoveTo will be a difficult function to use for your current
problem though. Silverlight usually provides UIA, unless it is a
windowless implementation.
If you're using JAWS 15 or later, try the touch cursor (Shift-PCCursor
key) with left and right arrows. That may find a lot more than MoveTo
will, and without any scripting.
On Tue, Jun 23, 2015 at 10:47:23AM +0530, Mohith B. P. wrote:
Dear List,
I am considering writing a script using the "MoveTo" function.
There are 3 parameters in which I understand the x & y pixels.
However, I am struck in what to fill in the third parameter.
Please see the scenario below:
I have a webbased portal, in which there are 4 graphical links popped
up with Microsoft Silverlight.
Virtual PC cursor and JAWS cursor does not recognize anything. These
links are displayed in the same window.
I can move the mouse pointer with the help of mouse navigation keys
(Alt+Shift+Arrow).
I request you to explain the third parameter.
Thanks & Regards,
Mohith B. P.
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