org.openqa.selenium.interactions.internal
Interface Coordinates

public interface Coordinates

Provides coordinates of an element for advanced interactions. Note that some coordinates (such as screen coordinates) are evaluated lazily since the element may have to be scrolled into view.

Method Summary

Object	getAuxiliary()
Point	getLocationInDOM() Deprecated. To be removed in 2.31. Use onPage() instead
Point	getLocationInViewPort() Deprecated. To be removed in 2.31. Use inViewPort() instead
Point	getLocationOnScreen() Deprecated. To be removed in 2.31. Use onScreen() instead
Point	inViewPort() Gets coordinates on the element relative to the top-left corner of OS-window being used to display the content.
Point	onPage() Gets coordinates on the element relative to the top-left corner of the page.
Point	onScreen() Gets coordinates on the element relative to the top-left corner of the monitor (screen).

Method Detail

getLocationOnScreen

@Deprecated
Point getLocationOnScreen()

Deprecated. To be removed in 2.31. Use onScreen() instead

getLocationInViewPort

@Deprecated
Point getLocationInViewPort()

Deprecated. To be removed in 2.31. Use inViewPort() instead

getLocationInDOM

@Deprecated
Point getLocationInDOM()

Deprecated. To be removed in 2.31. Use onPage() instead

onScreen

Point onScreen()

Gets coordinates on the element relative to the top-left corner of the monitor (screen). This method automatically scrolls the page and/or frames to make element visible in viewport before calculating its coordinates.

Returns:

coordinates on the element relative to the top-left corner of the monitor (screen).

Throws:

ElementNotVisibleException - if the element can't be scrolled into view.

inViewPort

Point inViewPort()

Gets coordinates on the element relative to the top-left corner of OS-window being used to display the content. Usually it is the browser window's viewport. This method automatically scrolls the page and/or frames to make element visible in viewport before calculating its coordinates.

Returns:

coordinates on the element relative to the top-left corner of the browser window's viewport.

Throws:

ElementNotVisibleException - if the element can't be scrolled into view.

onPage

Point onPage()

Gets coordinates on the element relative to the top-left corner of the page.

Returns:

coordinates on the element relative to the top-left corner of the the page.

getAuxiliary

Object getAuxiliary()