I am having problems attaching to live elements using Firefox. I make the initial “indicate on screen” and follow up with the target/ selector to adjust for dynamic html. When I click an equivalent page on follow up, I get a “could not attach to live element”. All I am trying to do is close the Firefox browser but alt/ f4, alt/w using hotkeys both require “indicate on screen” which gives me the selector problem.
I have also tried close tab but this does not work with Firefox.
I have reviewed other posts on the topic of Firefox but none seem to address this issue.
Unfortunately I need to use Firefox. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
UiPath is not recognizing Firefox 54 elements. It only does cursor locations.
I uninstalled Firefox 5, then downloaded/installed Firefox 52. UiPath works flawless with Firefox 52. It recognized all the elements on the page. When I upgraded to Firefox 54, UiPath no longer recognized the page elements in Firefox 54.
You asked why IE wasn’t being used - I would hope UiPath would support Firefox, Chrome and IE. It should be browser agnostic.
Any ideas why I can’t get UiPath to work with Firefox 54?
While we try to support them IE is always the safe choice…because it does not requires an add-on and we offer native compatibility with IE.
Sometimes Firefox/Chrome breaks the compatibility UiPath’s add-on when they are updating their software which means that we may need to come with a fix.
Thanks for the reply badita. I understand the concept of a primary port. Since IE is MSFT based it makes perfect sense as the primary port.
One of the lessons I’ve learned about RPA is that change control is critical. Having a controlled environment is absolutely essential for any production RPA system.
Has anyone had any experience using remote desktops in Azure?