Hi All,
I want to click a HTML element using UI Path. The information available to identify the element is Element’s bounding rectangle. Is there a way to click the element using the bounding rectangle or x,y coordinates without anchor ?
Hi @deepak.agarwal, welcome to the Community.
Please find the following thread revolves around the concept of click using x, y coordinates:
Edit: The following resource might help you with this as well -
Hope this helps,
Best Regards.
Hi @deepak.agarwal , a Warm welcome to UiPath Community!
So when you are saying that you want to click the HTML Element using UI, you might be doing it in some browser, isn’t there a selector being generated? Did you check the UiExplorer and tweaked the selector?
you can try using the Modern Activities as well. That might be helpful in finding the element using fuzzy or different anchors.
Regards,
Aditya
Thanks Arjun, I have gone through this post and video, however it requires an anchor element. But in my scenario I just have the element co-ordinates which are being fetched at run time from external system
Thanks Aditya, Ok let me explain my scenario. I am getting the URL & element co-ordinates by an external source dynamically while my UiPath sequence is executing. We can consider that I do not have access to a webpage while designing my workflow.
Try the following: Clipping Region Property.
Just out of curiosity: If you don’t have the access to the application you’re automating, how are you gonna test, whether this works?