Context Click (Right Mouse Click)

Purpose

This action performs a context click (right click) on a specified web element using its properties. It is useful for opening context menus or triggering specific actions associated with a right-click.

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Scenarios

Scenario 1

Title

Perform a right-click on the button

Sample test case: TEST-8013 Perform Right-Click on the Button

Scenario Overview

A user needs to open a context menu by right-clicking on a button. This scenario demonstrates the use of the "right-click" action to trigger a specific response or behavior, such as displaying a message box.

Steps to Follow

1. Open a webpage that contains a button.
2. Identify the button using its attribute.
3. Perform the "right click" action on the text of the button.
4. Verify that the right-click action has been successfully performed on the button.

Actions

Parameter	Type	Value
text	element parameter	Right Click Me
right click	selenium action	right click

Expected Result

• The right-click action successfully clicks the button and displays a text message.

Common Errors and Fixes

• Error: The message is not displayed.

  • Fix: Ensure that the correct attribute (e.g., id or text) is provided and that the button is interactable.

• Error: The "right-click" action does not trigger the message.

  • Fix: Ensure the row is interactable and that right-click functionality is supported.

Test Cases

Test Case for Scenario 1

Objective

Ensure that the "right-click" action is performed on the button identified by its text attribute.

Steps to Perform

1. Open a browser and navigate to a webpage containing a button.
2. Use the action with following inputs:
   • Input parameters:
     • Element parameter: Provide the element's attribute (e.g., text = Right Click Me).
     • Selenium action: right click
3. Verify that the message appears.

Expected Outcome

• The message is displayed when the button is clicked.

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Additional Tips for this Action

• Use a unique parent or sibling element to narrow the search scope when identifying duplicate elements.
• Enable the Allow Hidden option to interact with hidden elements.
• Test the action across multiple browsers to ensure compatibility.

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Error Handling for Context Click (Right Mouse Click)

Common Problems and Their Fixes

1. Problem: The element is not found.
   Possible Cause: The attribute is incorrect, or the element is outside the viewport.
   How to Fix:

   • Ensure the attribute matches the element.
   • Scroll to bring the element into view.

2. Problem: The "right-click" action fails.
   Possible Cause: The element is not interactable or is being blocked by another element.
   How to Fix: Use the allow hidden or use JS option to force interaction.

3. Problem: The message does not appear.
   Possible Cause: The "right-click" action is not associated with the element.
   How to Fix: Verify that the element supports message interactions.

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