How to press ESCAPE key in JAVA

[Oliver]

I use selenium + testNG for my automation testing,

I want to press Escape key during executing script.

I have tried with command:

selenium.presskey("locator", "27);
selenium.presskey("locator", "\\27);
selenium.presskey("locator", "\27);

but no one works,

Please help me,

Thank

[cassio kenji]

Hi,

I think you need to release the key after press. But I cannot say if  "\27" is the correct key to press... sorry :)

2011/11/9 Oliver <loiv...@gmail.com>

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[Subhabrata Banerjee]

selenium.keyPress("locator", "\\27);   

[Mark Collin]

You could always use the Keys object if you aren’t sure what key code is required:

 

import org.openqa.selenium.Keys;

 

selenium.keyPress("id=foo", “\\” + Keys.ESCAPE.toString());

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[Mike]

In this case, you shouldn't need the "\\", should you? The
Keys.ESCAPE.toString() should produce a string with an ASCII 27 in it,
I would think, or does it simply produce a string with the number in
it?

Mike

[Mark Collin]

Not sure, I think you do with the Selenium 1 API but I don't use that any
more.

Mike

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[Oliver]

Dear Mark,

I have tried import your package and run your command, but selenium
doesn't recognize key? I don't know why

Please see in screen shot

http://www.uphinhnhanh.com/images/52Image_3.png

On Nov 10, 3:17 am, "Mark Collin" <m...@ardescosolutions.com> wrote:
> Not sure, I think you do with the Selenium 1 API but I don't use that any
> more.
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> In this case, you shouldn't need the "\\", should you?  The
> Keys.ESCAPE.toString() should produce a string with an ASCII 27 in it, I
> would think, or does it simply produce a string with the number in it?
>
> Mike
>
> On Nov 9, 6:06 am, "Mark Collin" <m...@ardescosolutions.com> wrote:
> > You could always use the Keys object if you aren't sure whatkeycode
> > is
> > required:
>
> > import org.openqa.selenium.Keys;
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> > selenium.keyPress("id=foo", "\\" + Keys.ESCAPE.toString());
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[saran kumar]

Hey Guys,

 

i think we can something with this.

 

# Press the ESC key

self.selenium.key_up('css=html', '27')

 

for further details pls refer the site for reference:https://gist.github.com/1341169

Thanks

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[Oliver]

Dear Saran,

Your code is on Python, I'm concerning on Java

[saran kumar]

Hi Oliver,

Can you please try it out with this snipet and let me know.......

Page

.driver().findElement(By.xpath("//textarea[@name='element']")).sendKeys(Keys.ESCAPE);

Thanks and Regards

Saran Kumar.T

On Tue, Nov 22, 2011 at 8:41 AM, Oliver <loiv...@gmail.com> wrote:

Dear Saran,

Your code is on Python, I'm concerning on Java

[Oliver]

@saran: it not work too, seem this web application is weird so it
can't understand key sent

do you have other suggestions?

[Oliver]

Please notice: I'm working on RC so that code with Webdriver doesn't
work

[Hariprasad K S]

If you are java user , u can use robot class, it's built in package for java.awt.*;

Thanks,
-Hariprasad

On Mon, Dec 19, 2011 at 8:28 AM, Oliver <loiv...@gmail.com> wrote:

Please notice: I'm working on RC so that code with Webdriver doesn't
work

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