Button Up

Releases the mouse button previously held

Example Usage

Actions action = new Actions(driver);
action.moveTo(element);
action.clickAndHold();
action.moveTo(element, 10, 10);
action.release();
action.perform();

actions = ActionChains(driver)
actions.move_to_element(element)
actions.click_and_hold()
actions.move_to_element(element, 10, 10)
action.release();
actions.perform()

// webdriver.io example
driver.moveTo(element)
  .buttonDown()
  .moveTo(element, 10, 10)
  .buttonUp();



// wd example
await driver.moveTo(element);
await driver.buttonDown();
await driver.moveTo(element, 10, 10);
await driver.buttonUp();

@driver.action.click_and_hold(el).move_to(el, 10, 10).release.perform

// TODO C# sample

// TODO PHP sample

Description

Must be called once for every buttondown command issued. See the note in click and buttondown about implications of out-of-order commands.

Support

Appium Server

Platform Driver Platform Versions Appium Version Driver Version
iOS XCUITest None None None
UIAutomation None None None
Android UiAutomator2 None None None
UiAutomator None None None
Mac Mac ?+ 1.6.4+ All
Windows Windows 10+ 1.6.0+ All

Appium Clients

Language Support Documentation
Java All seleniumhq.github.io
Python All selenium-python.readthedocs.io
Javascript (WebdriverIO) All webdriver.io
Javascript (WD) All github.com
Ruby All www.rubydoc.info
PHP All github.com
C# All github.com

HTTP API Specifications

Endpoint

POST /session/:session_id/buttonup

URL Parameters

name description
session_id ID of the session to route the command to

JSON Parameters

name type description
button number Which button, {LEFT = 0, MIDDLE = 1 , RIGHT = 2}. Defaults to the left mouse button if not specified

Response

null

See Also