sendkeys

I need to sendkeys to other application to particular textfield in other application using C#. Is that possible? If yes, can anyone give me sample code? Cody Gray SendKeys only sends the keystroke combinations to the active window . So if your C# application calls the SendKeys function at precisely the right time, when the user has that other application's textbox focused, everything will work just fine. The problem, of course, is that the real world is rarely this perfect. You don't know exactly when the user will have the other application focused, and certainly won't know if they've clicked

Selenium c# when entering data in a Textbox for My Test Website the the cursor position is set to the Middle and the data entered is like for e.g. 3421 instead of the correct Order of 1234 . Can anyone suggest a good way as to how to handle this? I have tried to Use pressing the HOME key button but it did not work. It would be tough to predict the actual issue behind the non perseverance of the sequential order of the character sequence sent through SendKeys() method in absence of the relevant HTML . However, in case the AUT (Application Under Test) is JavaScript , Angular or ReactJS based, as

I'm trying to create a program that will open "command prompt" and open a specific port using "sendKeys". Here is my code: Set Keys = CreateObject("WScript.Shell") oShell.ShellExecute "cmd.exe","runas", 1 Sleep(0.01) Keys.sendKeys "{ENTER}" Sleep(0.01) Keys.sendKeys "rem Open TCP Port 407 inbound and outbound" Keys.sendKeys "{ENTER}" Keys.sendKeys "netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name=""EXAMPLE"" dir=out action=allow protocol=TCP localport=407" Keys.sendKeys "{ENTER}" Keys.sendKeys "netsh advfirewall firewall add rule name=""EXAMPLE"" protocol=TCP dir=out localport=407 action=""allow"""

I´m having problems with doing Shift + Enter in an object of SAP application. This is the code I have: If Dialog("SAP Logon 730").WinListView("SysListView32").Exist(100) Then Dialog("SAP Logon 730").Activate Dialog("SAP Logon 730").WinListView("SysListView32").Select sServer Dialog("SAP Logon 730").Activate SendKeysShell ("+{ENTER}") End if A list of server is displayed in the "Dialog" object. One must be selected (with the .Select) and then open using Shift + Enter. The problem is that if I minimize the remote machine, the Sendkeys is not performed correctly. If you minimise the Remote

This question already has an answer here: Simulating Key Press c# 7 answers I have an application with combobox that contains names of currently running applications. As I understood from msdn library, SendKeys method can send keys only to active application. Is it somehow possible in .NET, to send keys also to inactive app? Or at least in WinAPI ? You can use the SendMessage() API function to send keystrokes to an inactive window. With C# <3 is everthing possible :D No need to be active window, as u wished. Also here a usefull list of Virtual Key Codes [DllImport("user32.dll")] public static

I am finding that VBscript's SendKeys does not support Unicode. It supports some like A-65, but not foreign letters like the letter Aleph (א) from the Hebrew alphabet. Prob outside its supported range. Could be for decimal values of 128+, it gives a "?", and it only supports the ASCII range. I can type and see Hebrew letters on my computer using Windows XP. So the OS support for the characters is there and set up. My source code demonstrates that, since the line msgbox Chrw(1488) displays the Aleph character and I've displayed it in Notepad and MS Word. It looks to me like it is sending a

My test is entering keys in an search text box, that's mostly ajax, and then pressing enter from the keyboard. There is no button to "start" the search so we're using the Enter key. I'm using ChromeDriver as Firefox is not supported for our application with regards to this flow. For my webdriver code (java), I'm having it do this: searchIcon.click(); //opens the ajax overlay of the search text box searchBox.clear(); //clears whatever text is already there searchBox.sendKeys(input); //enters in the input text searchBox.sendKeys(Keys.RETURN); //press return to start the search The problem is, I

I'm using SendKeys in an automation program for work. I've been plodding along, and am now trying to iron out all the bugs that I've created :-) One of which, is that when I used SendKeys.Send("Test"), if the CapsLock is on, it will produce "tEST" as opposed to "Test". I've used the following code to attempt to detect the capsLock state, and toggle it if necessary: bool tmp = Control.IsKeyLocked(Keys.CapsLock); if (tmp) { keybd_event(0x14, 0x45, KEYEVENTF_EXTENTEDKEY, (UIntPtr)0); keybd_event(0x14, 0x45, KEYEVENTF_EXTENTEDKEY | KEYEVENTF_KEYUP, (UIntPtr)0); //Application.DoEvents(); <-Testing.