Convert UIElement to string

[ppr (Peter Preuss)]

@JJOhYeah
as mentioned above
attributes is giving you an array with all available attribute names
uielement.Get(YourAttributeName).toString let you access the attribute value

uielement.Get(uilement.Attributes(0)).toString would give you the value of the first attribute

with these building blocks you can go within a for each and can collect all attribute values

EDIT:
following component will support on this:

[HowTo] - easy UiElement Attributes / Selector Info Retrieval # Reply - Get Element Info Activities Introduction

Often the analysis of an UiPath.Core.UiElement and sharing the results is needed very fast, but cannot be done directly. So this task leads to a lot of manual steps and the person executing it maybe has sometimes less practice to do this. We published a custom library on Connect supporting on this: Introduction Also here in the Forum we do often request and share information about UiElement attributes and / or selector details. It is done often by screenshots but also the requests for more…