Examples for flexDragDrop

[James]

Hi, I'm having trouble creating a selenium script that will drag a
element to a given coordinate OR an element to another element.

Using the testApp here (http://saucelabs.com/example_files/flexpilot/
index.html):

In Firebug I am able to execute the following line perfectly fine:

document.getElementById("testApp").fp_dragDropToCoords({"name":"dragSprite","coords":"5,100"});

However in Selenium IDE as well as scripts that I write in Java, I am
unable to do the same thing:

selenium.flexDragDropToCoords("id=testApp",
"name=dragSprite,coords=(5,100)");
selenium.flexDragDropToCoords("id=testApp",
"name=dragSprite,coords=5,100");

What is the correct format?

[Adam Christian]

Are you able to click and execute other functionality with java?

Adam

[James]

Adam, yes.

- waitForFlexReady works correctly as well at click/type.
- Selenium RC is using the user extensions

In the IDE I am using the following in the three fields (command,
target, value)

flexDragDropToCoords
id=testApp
name=dragSprite,coords=(5,100)

I get the output:

# [info] Executing: |flexDragDropToCoords | id=testApp |
name=dragSprite,coords=(5,100) |
# [error] Coordinates must be in format "(x, y)"

I tried to format the parameters differently but no luck.

James

[Adam Christian]

Hi Jeremy,

I was wondering if you had any of the examples of this available? I'd rather not take the time to go root around in the codebase if I don't have to. And I know we fixed some issues here.

Since the format looks right and the firebug stuff works right I'm wondering if there is an escaping issue somewhere in this.

Adam

[James]

I'm using the pre-built FlexPilot-4.swf if that has any relevance.

[James]

In the function parseCoords inside FPController.as, the parameter
coordsStr is receiving the incorrect value

private static function parseCoords(coordsStr:String):Point {
var coords:Array = coordsStr.replace(
/\(|\)| /g, '').split(',');
...
}

Calling the following:

selenium.flexDragDropToCoords("id=testApp",
"name=dragSprite,coords=(5,100)");

would result in the value "(5" being passed into the function, causing
it to always throw an error.

I changed the delimiter to something other than a comma and
dragAndDrop works correctly now.

James