Unable to click on Signin button

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after entered the credentails, there is sign in button, I have used normal click command/ tap functinoality to click dat particualr button, script is getting passed but clicking is not happenining, Any alertnate methods to click on this particualr button

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add you code for help.

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Hi guys, seems, I have the same issue.
I am QA and trying integrate the Appium into my pet-project in the first time, I trying to click on the Next button programmatically using appium library. This button should brings me to the next screen, but nothing happens. Please, take a look at the code, will you have any ideas about why it doesn’t work, Thanks)
Note: I have native app for AndroidTV devices. I installed him to Android_TV_720p_API_28 emulator.
My code: myCode.txt (1.9 KB)
Appium-server logs : appium-server-logs.txt (33.7 KB)
pom file: pom.txt (1.3 KB)

I discussed with familiar developer, and he said that Next button is located in the different activity named AppConfiguratorActivity.
So, when I switch to this activity (AppConfiguratorActivity) and tried click on the Next button, I receive error: error_appium-server-logs.txt (30.0 KB)
new code(tried switch to AppConfiguratorActivity): newCode.txt (2.2 KB)

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@117 android:exported=“true” should be in AndroidManifest.xml
details can be found on below link:
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add also output on thi screen with:

System.out.println(driver.getPageSource());

here we can see your “Next” element and it attributes.

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@Aleksei Hi! How you think, Am I took the right locator?
page source: PageSource.txt (11.0 KB)

MobileElement el1 = (MobileElement) _driver.findElement(MobileBy.AndroidUIAutomator("new UiSelector().resourceIdMatches(\".*guidedactions_item_title\").text(\"Next\")"));

Note:
How element tree looks in UIAutomatorViewer: dump.txt (9.3 KB)

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el1 code looks OK.
but in " myCode.txt" i do not see TAP action on el1.

e.g. use:

TapOptions tapOptions;
try {
       tapOptions = new TapOptions().withElement(ElementOption.element(el1));
       new TouchAction(driver).tap(tapOptions).perform();
} catch (Exception e) {
       e.printStackTrace();
}

Also in Developer Android Menu enable “Show touches” -> it will help you to see where TAP happens.

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@Aleksei Exactly, you are right, I stupid, I forgot that need to click/tap on the button :sweat_smile:

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Hi guys! Thanks for replies
So, I used to TAP action code that provided @Aleksei, but I still cannot bring to the next screen.
code: code.txt (2.4 KB)
appium-logs: appium-server-logs.txt (31.7 KB)
XML Source to Clipboard: XML Source to Clipboard.txt (11.0 KB)

Please, attention pay, I enabled “Show touches” as Aleksei told me. And what I see, if I tap on Next text —> I cannot go to the next screen, like that:

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but, if I move a focus to the right side and make tap —> I can go to the next screen, like that:

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May be, it linked to wrong locator:
MobileElement el1 = (MobileElement) _driver.findElement(MobileBy.AndroidUIAutomator("new UiSelector().resourceIdMatches(\".*guidedactions_item_title\").text(\"Next\")"));

I asked familiar developer, and he said that probably need to tap/click on GuideActionItemCantainer:

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but I don’t see GuideActionItemCantainer in SourcePage.

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Double check that you can reproduce this manually. If should be reproducible also manually. It just a bug in such case.

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