click-on-next
Syntax
click-on-next: (selector set) [starting-from(selector)] [every (time)] [after (time)][, (element)...];
selector set = Any valid CSS selector referencing multiple elements.
starting-from(selector) = Optional - any valid CSS selector referencing a single element in the selector set to start from. Ie. you want to click on the element after this starting point. If this option is not used, the currently focused element will be the starting point.
Sometimes focus-on-next isn't enough. Sometimes you also need to trigger the Active CSS click event that would have happened if the user clicked on the next element. It's a slightly niche scenario.
Use this with the focus-on-next command. There is a very specific order of commands that will produce the desired effect.
It needs to run like this:
1) Run the click-on-next command. The Active CSS click event will first run on that element.
2) Run the focus-on-next command. That element will then get the focus.
The commands need to run in that order otherwise it all goes weird.
You can, of course, use this command on its own if you have a use for it.