How can i check the status of Ui element in a sequence it that click button is enabled or disabled. And if it is disabled i have to skip that process and carry on with remaining activities.
Hi @Mini_01
- Use the UiPath Studio’s UI Explorer or the “Indicate on Screen” feature to select and identify the button or element you want to check.
- Use the “Get Attribute” activity to retrieve the property that indicates whether the button is enabled or disabled.
- Add a “Flow Decision” activity after the “Get Attribute” activity to evaluate the status of the element.
- In the Flow Decision activity, create a condition that checks the value of the attribute you obtained
For example, if you are using the “enabled” attribute, the condition could be
elementEnabled = True.
- Depending on the condition’s result, you can branch your workflow into two paths: one for when the button is enabled and another for when it’s disabled.
- In the branch where the button is enabled, you can proceed with the activities you want to perform when the button is enabled
- In the branch where the button is disabled, you can add activities to log a message or perform any other actions that are necessary when the button is disabled.
Hi @Mini_01 ,
Use Get attribute activity.
https://docs.uipath.com/activities/other/latest/ui-automation/get-attribute
Please let us know the application type (Desktop, Web, Java Forms…)
How can i add the attribute activity here means after which activity i can add the get attribute activity…Excatly i think the click button is disabled the process is not running i have to check the status and skip that activity so that process can move on
Should I put the Get Attribute after click button activity?
Use get attribute activity - output will be string value - use if condition (if strvar.contains enabled) then continue your process - else - add a log msg