Webdriver :: contextClick(webElement) not opening the context menu?

The Action class implements the builder pattern Thus you can chain several calls to create one sequence of actions. To execute them, you must invoke perform() in the end: actions. ContextClick(webElement).perform() Your code does not execute the action.

The Action class implements the builder pattern. Thus you can chain several calls to create one sequence of actions. To execute them, you must invoke perform() in the end: actions.

ContextClick(webElement).perform(); Your code does not execute the action.

I would like to thank you for your reply. I do get your point that I need to use perform(). But not sure why action is not being exceuted.

The steps I used are WebDriver driver = new FirefoxDriver(); driver.navigate(). To("...."); Actions actions = new Actions(driver); WebElement webElement = driver. FindElement(By.Id(location)); actions.

ContextClick(webElement).method(); Am I missing something. Thanks, – user978301 Oct 4 at 13:38 @user978301: Sorry, your comment does not make sense. There is no method Actions.method().

Also, please edit your question if you need to amend/correct it. That way everyone sees your correction. – sleske Oct 4 at 13:46.

I did not check WebDriverBackedSelenium but I am sure it works for Firefox and MSIE starting version 2.8, check your version. As for changes in past Seleinum 2 releases, you can get more information on Selenium blog. Or look at this "extract" : rostislav-matl.blogspot.com/2011/10/rema... - there are slo examples how to use it correctly, just in case.

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