What is a good way to click three pop-up boxes with the mouse cycle

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I use UiPath to execute a macro script file, in the process of execution, it will pop up three boxes, the first box has two buttons [confirm, cancel], the second box has two buttons [yes, no], the third box has two buttons [yes, no], how can I in the process of executing the macro, when these three boxes pop out, Let UiPath use the mouse to click [confirm] [Yes] [yes]?

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@shenyu

  1. Modify the macro and remove the pop ups completely…
  2. Use parallel activity and oneside run the macro and on other side use the clicks

Cheers

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  1. Identify the UI Elements:
    Use UiExplorer or the UiPath Studio to identify the selectors for the buttons you want to click. The selectors will help UiPath locate the specific buttons in the pop-up boxes.

  2. Use the “Click” Activity:
    Drag and drop the “Click” activity from the UiPath activities panel to your workflow.

  3. Configure the “Click” Activity:
    Configure the “Click” activity by indicating the element on the screen. Use the selectors you identified in step 1.

  4. Repeat for Each Pop-up Box:
    Repeat steps 2 and 3 for each of the three pop-up boxes, specifying the appropriate buttons like [confirm], [yes], and [yes].

  5. Adjust Timing and Delays (If Necessary):
    Depending on the responsiveness of the application and the macro execution, you might need to add delays between the clicks using the “Delay” activity to ensure that UiPath clicks the buttons at the right time.

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Hi @shenyu

  1. Check for the element using element exists activity
  2. if the pop up exists then use click activity

Regards
Gokul