How to click right click in image and save using uipath

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Hi guys,

I couldn’t able to save image used right click and click “save image as” than save

i able right click , but couldn’t able to click “save image as”

Image%20save

Can anyone help this

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Fine
—use normal CLICK ACTIVITY and choose button as click right in the property panel of the click activity
—once that pop up comes up use SEND HOTKEY activity with key as up
—use n number of send hot key activity with same up key until it reaches the Save Image as
—once after reaching use Send hot key activity with key as enter

Cheers @Raja.G

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HI @Raja.G,
Please find the attached XAML.
Hope this helps😊. Using n number of Send hot keys is not the right way to do this.
SaveImage2.xaml (8.0 KB)

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@PradeepReddy,

i couldn’t able to view the one activity sequence–2

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May be the HTTP request activity, please install the UiPath.Web.Activities

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image

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Hi @Raja.G

Use Get Attribute “src” to get the url of image by selector.
and use following component to download image by url.
https://go.uipath.com/component/download-file

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@wusiyangjia,

Its working fine thanks,

but the image store to download folder , how to move in respective folder like document folder ,

u have any idea

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Hi @Raja.G

As far as I know,
The component of Download File have a option of LocalFilePath is used to implement what you want.
Or just simplely add a Move File activity.

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@PradeepReddy,

Thanks man,its working good

Image store directly to download folder,

i am user blow code,i need where will apply local folder can u help this

statusCode.ToString+“Image path : “+Environment.CurrentDirectory+”"+now.ToString(“ddMMyyhhmmssfff”).ToString+”.png"

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@PradeepReddy

Image store directly to download folder,

i am user below code,i need where will apply local folder can u help this

statusCode.ToString+“Image path : “+Environment.CurrentDirectory+””+now.ToString(“ddMMyyhhmmssfff”).ToString+“.png”

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In the HttpRequest activity , There is a property called ResourcePath
U can provide your local folder path there

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@PradeepReddy,

thank you so much ,its working

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