How to click on static text in applescript

Question

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I have the window of the picture above, save the configuration through stand-alone save, AppleScript can not click Save through click, the following script returns missing value, please ask in AppleScript, how to click static text

tell application "System Events"
        tell process "WeChat"
                click menu item "Proxy Settings..." of menu "WeChat" of menu bar 1
                click radio button "Don't Use" of window "Proxy Settings"
                delay 1
                set focused to true
                click static text "Save" of window "Proxy Settings"
        end tell
end tell
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tell application "System Events" tell process "WeChat" click menu item "Proxy Settings..." of menu "WeChat" of menu bar 1 click radio button "Don't Use" of window "Proxy Settings" delay 1 set focused to true click static text "Save" of window "Proxy Settings" end tell end tell

Answer 1

I don't have/use WeChat, so cannot examine the UI to confirm here, but static text elements—generally speaking—don't often have actions attached to them ("AXPress" is the name of the action that the click command aliases). From a design perspective, static text elements are intended as an inert label for some other UI element that plays a functional role. In this case, it looks like a button element, and its name is probably also "Save". button elements are also good candidates for attaching a whole bunch of actions to.

Therefore, instead of:

click static text "Save" of window "Proxy Settings"

you could try:

click button "Save" of window "Proxy Settings"

If that throws an error, it'll either be because the button element's name is not "Save", or the element is not a button. But you can find out what it is like this:

-- click button "Save" of window "Proxy Settings"
tell window "Proxy Settings" to get (the last UI element ¬
         where the name of its actions contains "AXPress")

This will yield a reference to the object you're trying to click, by virtue of its actions necessarily containing one named "AXPress" (i.e. it responds to the click command), and its physical positioning almost certainly inferring it to be the last such UI element.

Answer 2

"Save" is not a button, and only one button can be found through the UI element, this button is a close button, and nothing else.