/// <summary>
/// This will click on any button within a row on a table and then click the menu item that appears from that button
/// </summary>
/// <param name="Browser">The driver instance</param>
/// <param name="parentElem">The parent element that contains all of the menu items within the dropdown. </param>
/// <param name="menuItemText">The exact text from the menu item after the button is clicked</param>
public static void Grid_ClickMenuItemInsideDropdown(IWebDriver browser, IWebElement parentElem, string menuItemText)
{
IWebElement menuItemElem = ElemGet.Grid_GetMenuItemOnRowButton(browser, parentElem, menuItemText);
// We need to use javascript based clicks because IE can not click dropdown menu items in some grids (For example, the Lifetime Support grids) using
// the Selenium based clicks
JavascriptUtils.Click(browser, menuItemElem);
}
/// <summary>
/// If we ever need to implement a different kind of click, we can use this extension method. Right now, I have it setup to use javascript clicks
/// for IE as an example, if we would ever need to do that. However, we set EnableNativeEvents to false in BaseInternetExplorerOptions, which
/// accomplishes the same thing, so for now, this goes unused.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="self"></param>
/// <param name="Browser"></param>
public static void Click(this IWebElement self, IWebDriver Browser)
{
var element = self as IWebElement;
// Note, using GetCapabilties is different from the way I coded the BrowserName property derived from the BrowserNames class. I hardcoded IE to have
// a value of "internetexplorer" (no space) in that class. For the below GetCapabilities built-in selenium way of doing it, it ha a space between the
// words internet and explorer
if (Browser.GetCapabilities().BrowserName == "internet explorer")
{
JavascriptUtils.Click(Browser, element);
}
else
{
element.Click();
}
}