Hello, when I am automating I use the verify control attribute a lot as it works well for the product I am automating and gives me what I need. I would like to see if there is a way for a more descriptive message. I have tried changing different operators. In this scenario I am using the “Tu” to pass that the calendar popped up.
Use If Activity,It checks whether your Get text contains “Tu” if it does not contains “Tu” mention the process in else block
This is helpful, my other question is that this is going to be the last check in the automation, I want a report message to say “The calendar box popped up” how would I do that.
If you want to report it in a output panel use Log Message Activity
If you want to write in a excel use Write cell Workbook activity
Or simply use Message box
Hi @vtonelli
You can use Check App State and indicate the popup element for both cases.
The activity has two branchs, Target appears and Target does not appear.
This way you can manage your conditions
If you are getting Pop up “The calendar box popped up” then Use Check app state activity.
Handel the Pop up
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