Hi,
Is it possible to open an app and then push a button on the screen of that app (all virtually of course).
This way i can start an app en answer the first question of that app (like turn on GPS yes button /no button)
thanks...
Virtully push a button in a app
Moderator: Martin
Re: Virtully push a button in a app
Yes. With the condition "confirm dialog". You can see an exemple here:
http://automagic4android.com/flow.php?i ... 501c4c4c45
http://automagic4android.com/flow.php?i ... 501c4c4c45
Re: Virtully push a button in a app
Thanks for your repley.
This is not what I mean.
I don't want to ask a question on the screen but I want automagic anwer a question on the screen which is put there by an app that is statted.
Thanks in advance
This is not what I mean.
I don't want to ask a question on the screen but I want automagic anwer a question on the screen which is put there by an app that is statted.
Thanks in advance
Re: Virtully push a button in a app
There is that action that simulates touches on screen. That might be one solution but it works only on 4.x and up. I can't give you any further advice because I have only gingerbread.
Re: Virtully push a button in a app
Hi,
That is exactly what I mean. But I can't find it as an activity.
Does it exist?
Thanks in advance.
That is exactly what I mean. But I can't find it as an activity.
Does it exist?
Thanks in advance.
Re: Virtully push a button in a app
The action is "control UI" but i can't try it either (gingerbread). If it work could you tell me because a friend want me to help him do something like that.
Re: Virtully push a button in a app
Hi,
Older devices require root to press buttons and to enter text.
See following posts as a starting point for rooted devices:
http://automagic4android.com/forum/view ... f=5&t=1825 especially the command "input keyevent" and the DPAD events.
and
http://automagic4android.com/forum/view ... =tap#p2437 (input tap probably requires Android 4.1)
Not all commands work on all Android devices/version but "input keyevent" seems to be available on most devices.
Regards,
Martin
Older devices require root to press buttons and to enter text.
See following posts as a starting point for rooted devices:
http://automagic4android.com/forum/view ... f=5&t=1825 especially the command "input keyevent" and the DPAD events.
and
http://automagic4android.com/forum/view ... =tap#p2437 (input tap probably requires Android 4.1)
Not all commands work on all Android devices/version but "input keyevent" seems to be available on most devices.
Regards,
Martin