I have to work with windows whose titles are varying. I know I have to use Regex functions. But unable to get it. Can someone help me please.
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+4Best answer by Padmakumar
HI
Why don’t you follow the below approach?
- Use Currently Active Window and then capture the object.
- In case if user wants to run this task in unattended mode and other applications are also open with the current application then we need to use below approach:
Try to activate the currently active window where you need to perform the functions using Windows Actions → Activate Window command and build the code accordingly.
+4Theodore Xypteras wrote:
You can use the Regular Expression Tools Package
Can’t we do without getting the package. because, in the variable, it directly asks for Regex right?
+5The “Find” action of the String package also accepts RegEx.
+5SaiRahul02 wrote:
I wanted to do it for windows
Can’t you capture the title with recording?
+4I have to perform same action in different windows in a loop. Here the windows title is varying. And also I cannot use * as wild card beacuse there is no common thing in the title of the window. So I have to use regex
+14HI
Why don’t you follow the below approach?
- Use Currently Active Window and then capture the object.
- In case if user wants to run this task in unattended mode and other applications are also open with the current application then we need to use below approach:
Try to activate the currently active window where you need to perform the functions using Windows Actions → Activate Window command and build the code accordingly.
+4Padmakumar wrote:
HI
Why don’t you follow the below approach?
- Use Currently Active Window and then capture the object.
- In case if user wants to run this task in unattended mode and other applications are also open with the current application then we need to use below approach:
Try to activate the currently active window where you need to perform the functions using Windows Actions → Activate Window command and build the code accordingly.
Even for activating window, we need to give the title of the window right ?
+14SaiRahul02 wrote:
Padmakumar wrote:
HI
Why don’t you follow the below approach?
- Use Currently Active Window and then capture the object.
- In case if user wants to run this task in unattended mode and other applications are also open with the current application then we need to use below approach:
Try to activate the currently active window where you need to perform the functions using Windows Actions → Activate Window command and build the code accordingly.
Even for activating window, we need to give the title of the window right ?
Not actually. You can either mention the Window name or can use the Currently Active option.
+4Padmakumar wrote:
SaiRahul02 wrote:
Padmakumar wrote:
HI
Why don’t you follow the below approach?
- Use Currently Active Window and then capture the object.
- In case if user wants to run this task in unattended mode and other applications are also open with the current application then we need to use below approach:
Try to activate the currently active window where you need to perform the functions using Windows Actions → Activate Window command and build the code accordingly.
Even for activating window, we need to give the title of the window right ?
Not obviously. You can either mention the Window name or can use the Currently Active option.
can’t get it
+14SaiRahul02 wrote:
Padmakumar wrote:
SaiRahul02 wrote:
Padmakumar wrote:
HI
Why don’t you follow the below approach?
- Use Currently Active Window and then capture the object.
- In case if user wants to run this task in unattended mode and other applications are also open with the current application then we need to use below approach:
Try to activate the currently active window where you need to perform the functions using Windows Actions → Activate Window command and build the code accordingly.
Even for activating window, we need to give the title of the window right ?
Not obviously. You can either mention the Window name or can use the Currently Active option.
can’t get it
+4Padmakumar wrote:
SaiRahul02 wrote:
Padmakumar wrote:
SaiRahul02 wrote:
Padmakumar wrote:
HI
Why don’t you follow the below approach?
- Use Currently Active Window and then capture the object.
- In case if user wants to run this task in unattended mode and other applications are also open with the current application then we need to use below approach:
Try to activate the currently active window where you need to perform the functions using Windows Actions → Activate Window command and build the code accordingly.
Even for activating window, we need to give the title of the window right ?
Not obviously. You can either mention the Window name or can use the Currently Active option.
can’t get it
Thank you so much. Will try. And also, when I use ‘Go back’ action for a window in chrome, it is saying that browser is not supported. Why so ?
+14SaiRahul02 wrote:
Padmakumar wrote:
SaiRahul02 wrote:
Padmakumar wrote:
SaiRahul02 wrote:
Padmakumar wrote:
HI
Why don’t you follow the below approach?
- Use Currently Active Window and then capture the object.
- In case if user wants to run this task in unattended mode and other applications are also open with the current application then we need to use below approach:
Try to activate the currently active window where you need to perform the functions using Windows Actions → Activate Window command and build the code accordingly.
Even for activating window, we need to give the title of the window right ?
Not obviously. You can either mention the Window name or can use the Currently Active option.
can’t get it
Thank you so much. Will try. And also, when I use ‘Go back’ action for a window in chrome, it is saying that browser is not supported. Why so ?
From where are you getting this Go back option? Is it from the portal?
+4Padmakumar wrote:
SaiRahul02 wrote:
Padmakumar wrote:
SaiRahul02 wrote:
Padmakumar wrote:
SaiRahul02 wrote:
Padmakumar wrote:
HI
Why don’t you follow the below approach?
- Use Currently Active Window and then capture the object.
- In case if user wants to run this task in unattended mode and other applications are also open with the current application then we need to use below approach:
Try to activate the currently active window where you need to perform the functions using Windows Actions → Activate Window command and build the code accordingly.
Even for activating window, we need to give the title of the window right ?
Not obviously. You can either mention the Window name or can use the Currently Active option.
can’t get it
Thank you so much. Will try. And also, when I use ‘Go back’ action for a window in chrome, it is saying that browser is not supported. Why so ?
From where are you getting this Go back option? Is it from the portal?
I’m talking about separate action ‘Go back’ in windows action items.
+4SaiRahul02 wrote:
Padmakumar wrote:
SaiRahul02 wrote:
Padmakumar wrote:
SaiRahul02 wrote:
Padmakumar wrote:
SaiRahul02 wrote:
Padmakumar wrote:
HI
Why don’t you follow the below approach?
- Use Currently Active Window and then capture the object.
- In case if user wants to run this task in unattended mode and other applications are also open with the current application then we need to use below approach:
Try to activate the currently active window where you need to perform the functions using Windows Actions → Activate Window command and build the code accordingly.
Even for activating window, we need to give the title of the window right ?
Not obviously. You can either mention the Window name or can use the Currently Active option.
can’t get it
Thank you so much. Will try. And also, when I use ‘Go back’ action for a window in chrome, it is saying that browser is not supported. Why so ?
From where are you getting this Go back option? Is it from the portal?
I’m talking about separate action ‘Go back’ in windows action items.
In Browser Actions, not in window actions
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