Hello all. I have tried adding the window resolution to match the laptop I am using when building out the test cases to the bot. For some reason the test cases that are ran continues to throw an error about UI element not found and I am unsure why manually there is no problem but fails when I try running it on Orchestrator.
Anyone has any advice on things I should check that could be causing the test to fail with the bot vs manual?
@juniorpath If you can, try opening the test server while the bot is running and verify if element/layouts are the same; or take a look screenshot.
If it’s possible, Open UiExplorer in the test server and validate your selector/descriptor.
-Use reliable attributes / casesensitive:propertyName=False / dynamic values *
-Increase timeout of your check app state activity
-Explore inputs methods simlae type uipath - Search
Thank you for responding and I apologize on my end for my late reply.
I did try to be in the server while the bot is running but it seems like only 1 account can be active in the server at a time. If I am in the server the bot will automatically fail and tell me someone is there.
How would I take a full screen shot approach mentioned?
Hi @juniorpath
-You can try opening the server and start the job from UiPath assistance instead of Orchestrator.
-There’s a Take screenshot activity; you can save the file in a folder. If you’re using the UiPath’s framework a screenshot is taken in SetTransactionStats.xaml for S.E
-Check if the company has the ‘Open live stream/Open recording’ functions available when a job is running
As per error looks like may be element is not foundbecause it is there out of screensbound for a click or anything
So simulate input method is a property which will work event if not in screenbounds…like on a element which is there after a scroll etc
In unattended due to resolution differences this might happen as well…in robot settings in orcheatrator → tenant → manage access → robot settings you have the option to set resolution