Unable to click/Tap a button having both clickable and Nonclickable part

Issues/Bugs
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The application I am testing right now has a button in one of it’s pages. Node details is given -
This button has two parts. One part is plain text which is non clickable but other part is clickable. How can I identify and click that part?

2

First Identify the button using either id or any preferable way and then get the coordinates of the button.After you get x and y coordinates,Use the TouchAction class and tap on the button at the required place.

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Thanks for the reply Swathi but my problem is different. For example I have a button with ID say “X”. But this entire button is not clickable. Only a part of it is clickable. How can I identify that part?
Please refer this picture…part PQR is clickable in the button.

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Hello Soham,
They are in single frame or having the different frame with in the Ui viewer,can you please share the screen shot for it.

Thanks!!!

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Hi Amit,
I am sorry I won’t be abe to share the screen. But they are in a single frame.
Node details example -
class: android:widget:button
package: com.abc
content-desc :- ABC PQR
Clickable is set as true though for part ABC it is not enabled.

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it’s ok!!!:slight_smile:
But the dynamic xpath for both the text will be different.which can help you to perform action on it. please try this and let me know if any concern.

Thanks

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Thanks Amit for the suggestion :slight_smile:. Just one more doubt - This button has no text or resource id. The part “PQR” and “ABC” is mentioned in the content description only. My question is even if I use dynamic xpath how it will separately identify PQR and perform click/tap on it?

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Welcome Soham…:slight_smile:
you can use the dynamic xpath with bounds that can easily identify the “PQR” and “ABC” perform the click on specific element.let me know if any concern!!!

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Hi Amit
Tried with bounds but not working. Please check the node details of the button.

10

Hi,
Can we check this once.
xpath("//android.widget.Button[contains(@content-desc,‘ABC’)]")