mutiple choices problem sikuli

First you have to "know" in the script, at which element in the matrix you are. Then you can click the buttons relative to this position.

So it depends on, how you select an entry, that you want to click digg and confirm.

example: click all entries in the first row

# to capture
iTop = "image of the gray area above the first row"
iDigg = "image of a digg button"

# dimensions
hRow = 120 # height of a row
offButton = 30 # offset of confirm button

# find the top of matrix
mTop = find(iTop)
mTop.highlight(2)

# find all diggs in the row below and sort them left to right
mDiggs = mTop.below(hRow).findAll(iDigg)
mDiggs = sorted(mDiggs, key=lambda m:m.x)

# make something with every entry
for e in mDiggs:
    e.highlight(1)
    hover(e)
    wait(1)
    hover(e.below(offButton))

To test workflows, where something could happen by clicking, I first use hover instead and use the slow motion run.
Same goes for highlight: only of some help during testing.

The above script is based on your screenshot, so things might have to be adjusted in real world.

it is just selecting the grey area

i want it to click digg button and then click conform of the same section

send me your script and screenshots zipped to my mail at https://launchpad.net/~raimund-hocke

but you have to wait - see faq 1739

hrow = 120
offbutton = 30

how did you find the value 120 and 30 please let me know ?

i want to change it as script is not working

look faq 1686

Mostly, it is some measure/guess-try-adjust-loop. (with rc3 now, the Preview Target Offset tab is usable again for measuring pixel distances).

If it is for real serious stuff, you should measure some key offsets, margins and other dimensions and assign them to variables with speaking names, like I tried to do above.