Check App State

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This activity helps the user to check the state of a web application by verifying the specified element in it.

Properties

INPUT

BrowserType: *Gets auto filled, once the element is indicated on the web page using Robility Spy. Here the browser type will be displayed.

BrowserVersion: *Gets auto filled, once the element is indicated on the web page using Robility Spy. Indicates the version of the browser in use.

DelayAfter: It helps the user to add a delay to start the execution of the further activity. The format of the delay here is milliseconds. By default, it will be set to 300. When the option is left blank, no delay is considered. 

DelayBefore: It helps the user to add a delay before the execution of the activities. The format of the delay here is milliseconds. By default, it will be set to 200. When the option is left blank, no delay is considered.

ExecuteBy:* Gets auto filled, once the element is indicated on the web page using Robility Spy. This contains the set of attributes for the specific spied element.

FramePath: *Gets auto filled, once the element is indicated on the web page using Robility Spy. The frame path is auto filled only if the selected element has a frame ID in the webpage.

URL: Gets auto filled, once the element is indicated on the web page using Robility Spy. Indicates the URL in which this activity is performed. 

ValueFindBy: Indicates to find the value of the detected element. Choose the option from the drop down,

Text: Mention the specific text which has to be found.
Index: Mention the index value of the element.
Value: Mention the value for the element that has to be found. 

WaitFor: Indicates to choose the event of the action to be performed.

Element to appear: It will wait for the detected element to appear in the UI on the webpage until the wait time provided.
Element to vanish: It will wait for the detected element to vanish from the UI on the webpage until the wait time provided.

WaitForReady: Runs the activity once the webpage loading matches the wait for ready state.
None – It will perform the activity functionality without checking the state of the browser.
Interactive– The activity will be performed once the web element is found even if the webpage is still in loading state.
Complete– The activity will proceed to the next step only if the web page is completely loaded.

WaitTime: It helps the user to add a delay to start the execution of the further activity. The format of the delay here is milliseconds. By default, it will be set to 30000. When the option is left blank, no delay is considered. 

MISC

Display Name: Displays the name of the activity. The activity name can be customized which will help in troubleshooting.

Version: It specifies the version of the web automation feature in use. 

* Represents mandatory field to execute the workflow.

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