The redirected URL is decided by a previous event.
So I think the Get Attribute activity may be not appropriate.
If you could provide a detail way to use Get Attribute in this situation, please let me know it.
Thank you.
I understood that the scenario you described is like there WEBPAGE 1 which has some button of some sort upon clicking which it is redirected to WEBPAGE 2 , and You need to fetch the URL of WebPage 2.
That is why suggested the Get Attribute.
Refer the below workflow, TestProcess.zip (22.5 KB)
I have used this very same page and extracted the URL of the topic you included in your very first post. Code is able to retrieve the link to which we will be redirected to if we click the topic name in your First post, I hope this gives you a clearer understanding of the initial solution suggested.
the url, which will be used can you retrieve from the Link that you want to click by reading out the href attribute e.g. with the get Attribute activity
to everyone,
Thank you for your interest in my problem.
To help you understand, we provide pictures of the current problem.
The address below is a virtual URL for example purposes.
When operating as below, I think it would be good to provide a sample workflow on how to check the URL of the redirected page after clicking using Get Attribute or Http Request.