This sounds like it may be a bug, but I am unable to reproduce it, do you have a sample application that demonstrates this happening. Also out of curiosity for the found sToolBarKeyand sToolKey, how do they differ from what was recorded?

Ok. I have found an answer to my issue detailed above of performing a click on a tool item in a toolbar dock area object. Hopefully, this helps someone.

sExpToolText = lcase(trim(replace(sInputValue," ", "")))
      
       'Get the number of toolbars within the dock area'
       iNumToolBars = objToolBarDockArea.ToolbarsManager.Toolbars.Count
       bToolFound = False
       For iToolBar = 0 to iNumToolBars - 1
          Set objToolBar =  objToolBarDockArea.ToolbarsManager.Toolbars.GetItem(iToolBar)
          sToolBarKey = objToolBar.Key       
          Set objTools =  objToolBar.Tools
          iNumTools =  objTools.Count
          For iToolItem = 0 to  iNumTools - 1
            sToolKey = lcase(trim(objTools.GetItem(iToolItem).Key))
            IF qa_eval_condition(sToolKey,sExpToolText, "equals") = True then
              sToolKey = objTools.GetItem(iToolItem).Key
              bToolFound = True
              Exit For
            End if
          Next
          If bToolFound = True then Exit For
        Next
        Set objToolBar = nothing
        Set objTools = nothing
       
        If bToolFound = False then
          SetErrVariables micFail, "Expected ToolBar item: " & sInputValue & " is not found."
        else
          oInputObject.ClickToolbarTool sToolBarKey, sToolKey
        End If

I have a similar issue described above. NetAdvantage - 10.3  TestAdvantage 2010 vol 3.

QTP records the following interaction.

SwfToolbar("_FXCashLadderControl_Toolbars_").PerformToolAction tbmgrToolbar, tbmgrClick, "FX", "AddMultiFXTrades"

However, it cannot play it back.

The toolbar in question is of type - Infragistics.Win.UltraWinToolbars.UltraToolbarsDockArea

.GetItemsCount and .GetContent return an empty string.

I am able to get the caption of a control by passing in an index. .GetItem(0) will give me back the correct caption of the tool.

Can you please suggest a way to perform a click on a tool in this toolbar?

Hi Kshireesh,

   Perhaps my answer was a bit misleading, in that the Action would change depending on what version of NetAdvantage that you had. The functionality of the Toolbars Manager increased in each subsequent release of NetAdvantage. Early on there were just normal toolbars, then they expanded to include Ribbons, Application Menu, MiniToolbars, NavigationToolbars, etc. These are all different styles of toolbars that can possibly co-exist, on one form. As they can co-exist on one form, and the same tool can exist on each style of Toolbar, the separate actions were necessary to identify what exact tool you were interacting with. Perhaps if you gave me some insight into what version of NetAdvantage that you are using, if you are using the corresponding version of TestAdvantage, ie if your application uses NetAdvantage 2007 Volume 3, are you using TestAdvantage 2007 Volume 3, and maybe describe or include a picture of the tool that you are trying to interact with. Also when in doubt, what action if any is recorded if you use QTP to record against the application.

did you guys find the solution i tried All of the below and could not click on the Tool inside toolbar

All versions of Net/Test Advantage

    Normal Toolbar - ClickToolbarTool(oToolbar, oTool)

 Net/Test Advantage 2007 Volume 3

    Navigation Toolbar - ClickNavToolbarTool(oTool)