How to click a Button with ImageView in a TableView

[Tommy Yeh]

Could someone give me some example ?

How to click a Button with ImageView in a TableView?

Thanks a lot !!!

[Benjamin Gudehus]

Hey Tommy,

if the `Button` has graphics instead of (unique) text you need another way to query it.

The easiest way is to set the `Button`'s id and use `clickOn("#id")`, where "id" is the id you use.

Another way is to query the table cell (in which the button is) first and then to query `.button`, iff the table cell contains only a single button.

Here is a code example (for TestFX 4.0.3-alpha). "#myTableView" is the id of your `TableView`, rowIndex the table row index and columnIndex the table column index.

~~~java

clickOn(lookup("#myTableView")

    .lookup(".table-row-cell").nth(rowIndex)

    .lookup(".table-cell").nth(columnIndex)

    .lookup(".button").query())

~~~

--Benjamin

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[Tommy Yeh]

Thank you Benjamin.

You do me a big favor !

[Tommy Yeh]

Hey Benjamin,

Can I ask one more question ?

if I have a TabPane and got some Tabs with id in it,

How can I use robot to close the specific tab ?

[Benjamin Gudehus]

This should be similar to the TableView+Button case.

A ".tab-pane" has ".tab"s, which have a ".tab-close-button" (in case the tab closing policy property has the appropriate value set).

So the previous example:

~~~java

clickOn(lookup("#myTableView")

    .lookup(".table-row-cell").nth(rowIndex)

    .lookup(".table-cell").nth(columnIndex)

    .lookup(".button").query())

~~~

can be changed to :

~~~java

clickOn(lookup("#myTabPane")

    .lookup(".tab").nth(tabIndex)

    .lookup(".tab-close-button").query())

~~~

I haven't tested it, but this should give a hint for a solution.

Also: SceneBuilder [1] allows to inspect the CSS properties of JavaFX controls (using the menu entry View > Show CSS Analyzer). On the right side of the toolbar of the CSS Analyzer panel there are two cursor tools (CSS Selection Mode and CSS Picking Mode). The CSS picking mode (activated by default after the panel was opened) allows to select parts of the JavaFX controls' skins and inspect their CSS properties.

[1] http://gluonhq.com/open-source/scene-builder/

--Benjamin

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[Tommy Yeh]

Thank you very much Benjamin !

[burcu yapıcı]

Hi Benjamin I try your code for tableview imageView button but it gives this error. I couldn't solve. Do you have any idea for this?

Regards... 

[burcu yapıcı]

I try with clikOn but I gave same error.

20 Ekim 2017 Cuma 10:52:24 UTC+3 tarihinde burcu yapıcı yazdı: