eValid users have been making use of the DOM-based "page motion" capability for some time. These commands let you identify an object in a page based on its properties, and then take an action on the page element you've identified. Scripts made this are particularly attractive because of their ability to tolerate a very wide range of page variability without the tests losing their meaning and effect.
A new eValid command, IndexElementEvent provides a capability in eValid to initiate any kind of action on a selected sourceIndex. The actions available this way are intended to include all possible user-initiated events. The new command is part of the DOM Element Motion/Manipulation commands that are used to construct position/structure independent scripts that operate entirely at the DOM level.
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