{click}
Sample Usage
Settings
Setting Name Type Description General Command Settings trim yes/no/left/right If yes whitespace is removed before and after the command. If left, only whitespace to the left is removed. If right, only whitespace to the right is removed.
| Setting Name | Type | Description |
|---|---|---|
| General Command Settings | ||
| trim | yes/no/left/right | If yes whitespace is removed before and after the command. If left, only whitespace to the left is removed. If right, only whitespace to the right is removed. |
The {click} command, an autopilot command, allows you to emulate a click on the currently focused element on the web page.
When you use Text Blaze to input your snippet shortcut you're usually on a text field on a website. That means that the currently focused element will be that text field.
This is why the {click} command is commonly used in conjunction with the {key} command, another autopilot command, to move the focus to another element in the page and then use the {click} command to click the element. This can be used to submit a form or trigger other events in the page.
Click here to learn more about moving the focus back and forth between different elements on a page.
To learn more about automating actions on a web page, see the autopilot guide.