Clicks a provided html element.
This element can be anything that can be clicked like a link,
a button, an image, or even just some element like a text field.
Some example uses might be:
Clicking on <input type="image" src="jameleon.jpg">
<ie-click-html-element functionId="Click an image button with the src ending in jameleon.jpg"
htmlElement="input">
<ie-attribute>
<ie-attribute-name>type</ie-attribute-name>
<ie-attribute-value>image</ie-attribute-value>
</ie-attribute>
<ie-attribute>
<ie-attribute-name>src</ie-attribute-name>
<ie-attribute-value>jameleon.jpg</ie-attribute-value>
</ie-attribute>
</ie-click-html-element>
Clicking on <input type="image" src="jameleon.jpg" alt="jameleon image" > based on the alt text alone
<ie-click-html-element functionId="Click an image button with the alt text"
htmlElement="input">
<ie-attribute>
<ie-attribute-name>type</ie-attribute-name>
<ie-attribute-value>image</ie-attribute-value>
</ie-attribute>
<ie-attribute>
<ie-attribute-name>alt</ie-attribute-name>
<ie-attribute-value>jamaleon image</ie-attribute-value>
</ie-attribute>
</ie-click-html-element>
Clicking on <input type="image" src="jameleon.jpg" alt="jameleon image" > with both alt text and image src
<ie-click-html-element functionId="Click an image button with the alt text"
htmlElement="input">
<ie-attribute>
<ie-attribute-name>type</ie-attribute-name>
<ie-attribute-value>image</ie-attribute-value>
</ie-attribute>
<ie-attribute>
<ie-attribute-name>alt</ie-attribute-name>
<ie-attribute-value>jamaleon image</ie-attribute-value>
</ie-attribute>
<ie-attribute>
<ie-attribute-name>src</ie-attribute-name>
<ie-attribute-value>jameleon.jpg</ie-attribute-value>
</ie-attribute>
</ie-click-html-element>
Clicking on <a href="http://sf.net" id="sf link" >