Hi,
In UI automation sometimes I find the framework shows both strict and fuzzy selectors and sometimes only fuzzy selectors. Why is that? When do we have to keep both fuzzy and strict selectors?
Thank you,
Hi,
In UI automation sometimes I find the framework shows both strict and fuzzy selectors and sometimes only fuzzy selectors. Why is that? When do we have to keep both fuzzy and strict selectors?
Thank you,
Hi @A_Learner
In some cases, UI automation frameworks provide both strict and fuzzy selectors for the same element. This is because strict selectors may not work correctly in all cases. For example, the ID or class name of an element may change dynamically, making it difficult to use strict selectors. In such cases, fuzzy selectors provide a more robust alternative.
https://docs.uipath.com/studio/standalone/2022.10/user-guide/about-selectors
Hope this helps,
Best Regards.
Thank you @arjunshenoy
In that case, can I uncheck strict selector and only select fuzzy?
Thanks a lot,
First check if you are able to get a stable selector, then you go with Strict Selector
If not then only you can disable the Strict Selector and enable the Fuzzy Selector
Hope this may help you
Thanks,
Srini
Strict selectors are considered to be stable & are often used. However, if your application’s UI elements are not stable, and their properties can change frequently, using only fuzzy selectors might be more appropriate. Make sure you use things such as wild cards & variables in your selector to make it as reliable as possible.
Best Regards.
Thank you, @Srini84 and @arjunshenoy for the awesome feedback.
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