How to Properly Utilize Check App State for UI Element in UiPath?

[Avyan.Sharma (Avyan Mukesh Sharma)]

Hi everyone,

I am currently working on a project where I need to utilize the Check App State activity to monitor a specific UI element. My goal is to have this activity execute only when the target UI element is visible on the screen and do nothing when it is not visible.

I have configured the Check App State activity accordingly, but I am encountering an issue. When the UI element does not appear, I keep seeing a warning message on my Orchestrator saying “UI element not found”.

Can anyone suggest how to resolve this issue? Is there a better way to use the Check App State activity to achieve my goal without triggering these warning messages when the UI element is not visible?

Thanks in advance for your help!

[postwick (Paul)]

That’s just a logging thing, it has no impact on your automation working.

[Anil_G (Anil Gorthi)]

@Avyan.Sharma

Its a default log it is showing when check app state fails…

But may I know which package version you are on?

In 23.x i dont think you get any warning as such if you use check app state

Cheers

[ashokkarale]

@Avyan.Sharma,

It’s a known bug already acknowledged by Developer team. Hopefully in upcoming releases it will be fixed. You can upvote for it.

Request for Enhancement: CheckAppState Activity

Dear UiPath Team, We frequently utilize the CheckAppState Activities to determine availability and subsequently execute actions based on its response, be it Left or Right. However, by default, the activity generates a warning message if the case isn’t met. While we initially utilized this to inform our decision-making process and print relevant statements for control, it inadvertently overrides our discretion. Therefore, we kindly request an enhancement where we can opt to receive a response …

There is no issue as such. It’s just additional log which you can ignore.

Thanks,
Ashok

[Avyan.Sharma (Avyan Mukesh Sharma)]

its version: 23.10 i am using it.