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Introduction to using Power Automate buttons - Training
Explore the basics of flow buttons in Power Automate, including types, trigger tokens, sharing methods and mobile app usage.
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A push button is a small, rectangular object used to perform an action. For example, the OK and CANCEL buttons on a dialog box are push buttons.
The window class name for a push button is "BUTTON".
A push button supports the following IAccessible methods:
Method | Comments |
---|---|
accDoDefaultAction | The accDoDefaultAction method clicks the push button. |
accHitTest | |
accLocation | |
accNavigate | |
accSelect |
A push button supports the following IAccessible properties:
Property | Comments |
---|---|
get_accChild | |
get_accChildCount | The ChildCount property is zero or more. |
get_accDefaultAction | The DefaultAction property is "Press". |
get_accDescription | |
get_accKeyboardShortcut | The KeyboardShortcut property is the button's access key, which is an underlined character in the text of the button's window text. For example, "Alt+o" is the KeyboardShortcut property for an OK button. |
get_accFocus | |
get_accHelp | |
get_accHelpTopic | |
get_accName | The Name property is obtained from the control's window text (or caption), which is displayed in the push button. For example, "OK" is the Name property for an OK button. |
get_accParent | The Parent property is a window ( ROLE_SYSTEM_WINDOW ) that surrounds the control and has the same Name property and window class name as the control. |
get_accRole | The Role property is ROLE_SYSTEM_PUSHBUTTON. |
get_accState | The State property is a combination of one or more of the following values: STATE_SYSTEM_INVISIBLE | STATE_SYSTEM_UNAVAILABLE | STATE_SYSTEM_FOCUSED | STATE_SYSTEM_FOCUSABLE | STATE_SYSTEM_PRESSED | STATE_SYSTEM_DEFAULT |
Training
Module
Introduction to using Power Automate buttons - Training
Explore the basics of flow buttons in Power Automate, including types, trigger tokens, sharing methods and mobile app usage.