At this point, I can click the partial OK button or hit the enter key to make the popup go away. Neither of those methods works when the bot tries to do it. Furthermore, when I try to record or troubleshoot with Computer Vision, the whole Studio app freezes until I click OK. Then Studio works again. This means I am unable to record clicking the button. I’ve tried using activities within a CV scope, but the bot cannot “see” the popup nor interact with it.
I am at my wit’s end. Could this be a bug between MS Edge and UiPath? Any help welcome.
Do you mean studio stops when try to indicate the button in the alert dialog? If so, as workaround, can you try to minimize the browser then maximize it again when stopping?
I havet also been troubled with browser popups. I have worked around this with ComputerVision, keyboard shortcuts, and UIExplorer.
Though, I can’t remember right now which one was most efficient.
May be the bot was not finding the Ok button. For this use the Check app state activity and indicate the Popup. Inside Target appear block insert the click activity and indicate the Ok button or you can use the Keyboard shortcuts activity to give Enter key.
The problem is that Studio is have great difficulty with finding the popup when you try to indicate it or its buttons in ‘Check App State’ or ‘Use App / Browser’ activities. As @John_Carr says, Studio freezes when you have the popup open and try to use Indicate.
@John_Carr I have now checked my code, and the quickest way to handle the popup, that I have found, is to have a Computer Vision scope, indicated on the popup, inside a try/catch. If it is found, use CV Click for the button. Otherwise continue inside the catch-block
I’m not sure what I did to fix it, but it works now. Using the Analyze Workflow File tool, I cleaned up lots of extraneous code from all my attempts, so maybe that eliminated the problem. In the end, I used CV to identify the text in the confirmation popup, then send the Enter key.