24-08-20 08:08 PM
Answered! Go to Answer.
25-08-20 02:31 PM
Gotcha, sorry about that!
I loaded up a test element and clicked the little blue "i' while in a navigate stage to see what we've got for our internal documentation. It looks like it's only intended to send text, and not special characters through. So if you want to fill a text field, this would be a suitable use. If you want to use special characters, you're probably better off sticking with Global Send Keys.
24-08-20 11:29 PM
25-08-20 05:30 AM
25-08-20 05:55 AM
When in doubt, my go-to cheat sheet is here:
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/api/system.windows.forms.sendkeys?view=netcore-3.1
It sounds like you're trying to have it send the keystroke for the windows key, though. That's Ctrl+Esc, or "^{ESC}". If you're in an environment requiring Send Key Events, I'd instead use "<{CTRL}{ESC}>{CTRL}" as these two methods have a slightly different syntax.
25-08-20 06:48 AM
25-08-20 02:31 PM
Gotcha, sorry about that!
I loaded up a test element and clicked the little blue "i' while in a navigate stage to see what we've got for our internal documentation. It looks like it's only intended to send text, and not special characters through. So if you want to fill a text field, this would be a suitable use. If you want to use special characters, you're probably better off sticking with Global Send Keys.
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