Search: element-exists-1

RCA.Activities.IE.ElementExists Description The Element Exist allows you to confirm whether an element exists. (* for Mandatory) In the body of the activity Pick Target Element* - Chooses

for existence on the IE browser. Options From Elements (IEELement) - Element to be referred to when searching

Element Exist

Element Exist

" %) ((( RCA.Activities.IE.ElementExists == **Description** == The Element Exist allows you to confirm whether an element exists

** * **Selector (String)*** - String of characters that identifies the element to be checked for existence

of the activity to organize and structure your code better. Ex: [723432432] Element Exist **Target

RCA.Activities.Windows.ElementExists Description The Element Exists activity allows you to verify whether a specified window element exists or not. (*For mandatory) In the body of activity Pick target element* - Chooses the element to verify its existence. This activity will generate a string

[20]Element Exists

[20]Element Exists

" %) ((( RCA.Activities.Windows.ElementExists == **Description** == The Element Exists activity allows you to verify whether a specified window element exists or not. [[image:image-20220505170736-1.png]] (*For mandatory) == **In the body of activity** == * **Pick target element* **- Chooses the element to verify its existence

RCA.Activities.Windows.WaitElementExist Description A container that waits for a UI element

element - Chooses the field to wait until it appears. This activity will generate a string variable

when searching for element with Selector string (if not filled, look from desktop root). Use Window

[21]Wait Element Exist

[21]Wait Element Exist

" %) ((( RCA.Activities.Windows.WaitElementExist == **Description** == A container that waits for a UI element to appear and enables you to perform multiple actions within it. [[image:image-20220505170814-1.png]] == **In the body of activity** == * **Pick target element** - Chooses the field to wait until it appears. This activity

RCA.Activities.IE.GetElements Description Extracts the UI element on Internet Explorer. Activity

of the activity Pick Target Element* - Chooses the field to get the item. This activity will generate a string

the execution. Input From Element (IEElement) - Input element used for searching similar elements on Internet

Get Elements

" %) ((( RCA.Activities.IE.GetElements == **Description** == Extracts the UI element on Internet Explorer. Activity is only valid inside Open Browser activity under the Internet category. [[image:image-20220506110422-1.png]] (* for Mandatory) **In the body of the activity** * **Pick Target Element*** - Chooses the field to get

of activity Pick target element* - Chooses the element to verify its existence. This activity will generate a string variable (Selector) to specify the location of that element. Do - The activities you want

is Fault. Input Browser (NativeBrowser)* - The existing browser variable that you want to attach

and perform multiple actions within it. [[image:image-20220505145300-1.png]] (*For mandatory) == **In the body of activity** == * **Pick target element*** - Chooses the element to verify its existence. This activity will generate a string variable (Selector) to specify the location of that element. * **Do

these below steps: Step 1: Choose documents needed to be modified tags Step 2: Click "Edit Tag" icon Step 3: Modify tags and click "Apply" button There are 4 options to modify tags: Add to existing: Add to existing is used for adding more tags for chose documents. A staff can choose option "Add

modify tags for documents by following these below steps: (% class="box infomessage" %) ((( **Step 1: **Choose documents needed to be modified tags ))) [[image:image-20221027173257-1.png||cursorshover="true

))) There are 4 options to modify tags: * **Add to existing**: Add to existing is used for adding more tags

that identifies the element to be checked for existence on the IE browser. Text (String)* - The element you type

into fields of an IE browser. (* for Mandatory) In the body of the activity Pick Target Element

every key when typing. Ex: 30000 From Elements (IEElement) - Element to be referred to when searching

)*** - String of characters that identifies the element to be checked for existence on the IE browser. * **Text

browser. [[image:image-20220506111327-1.png||class="img-thumbnail"]] (* for Mandatory) **In the body of the activity** * **Pick Target Element*** - Chooses the field to select the item

you to get the value of an attribute that belongs to the native browser element. (*For Mandatory) In the body of activity Pick target element* - Chooses the element to verify its existence. This activity will generate a string variable (Selector) to specify the location of that element Attribute Name (String

that belongs to the native browser element. [[image:image-20220505150017-1.png]] (*For Mandatory) == **In the body of activity** == * **Pick target element*** - Chooses the element to verify its existence. This activity will generate a string variable (Selector) to specify the location of that element * **Attribute

of activity Indicate on screen* - Enables to select a UI element or region on screen while running

the execution. Input Browser (NativeBrowser) - The existing browser variable that you want to attach

, Edge and Firefox Selector (String)* - Text property used to find a particular UI element when

and perform multiple actions within it. [[image:image-20220505134246-1.png]] (*For mandatory) == **In the body of activity** == * **Indicate on screen*** - Enables to select a UI element or region on screen

the process from continuing the execution. **Input** * **Browser (NativeBrowser)** - The existing browser

steps explain how to add more packages and customize the list of activities: Step 1: Open akaBot Studio and create a new Process. Step 2: Verify the existing activities packages by clicking the Package Manager button located in the top ribbon. Installing a Package Step 1: Click the All Packages option

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and customize the list of activities: **Step 1:** Open **akaBot Studio** and create a new **Process**. **Step 2:** Verify the existing activities packages by clicking the **Package Manager** button located

"]] == **Installing a Package** == **Step 1:** Click the **All Packages** option and type in the **Search** bar