Mapping controls to unmatched elements

Interface elements identify controls in an application window. It is possible, often as a result of an application change, for an interface element to lose its mapping to its associated control. We call this an “unmatched” element, and the cause is generally a change in one or more property values of the control. When this occurs, you must remap the control to the unmatched element.

The Interface Viewer offers a convenient way to remap unmatched controls:

  1. Launch the Interface Viewer.

  2. Map an unmatched control by performing the following steps:

    1. In the Interface Elements panel, select an unmatched interface element. Unmatched elements are indicated with a red crossed circle .

    2. In the UI Explorer tree, select that control which is to be remapped to the selected interface element.

    3. From the Viewer’s toolbar, click Map to unmatched element .

      Fastpath: Alternatively,

      • right-click the selection, and then either select Map to Unmatched Element, or
      • select Tools > Map Entity/Element in the main menu.

The UI Explorer and Interface Elements panels reflect the new mapping for the control.

ヒント: 
If you prefer to remove an unmatched interface element, rather than remap a control to it, simply edit the interface entity that contains the element and delete it.


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