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27-03-21 04:17 PM
Can anyone tell me what is dynamic field and why is it used
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29-03-21 06:27 AM
Dynamic field involves the use of a data item, which can then be plugged into an element attribute to dynamically work out the attribute value based on the value of the data item. A couple of the common usage examples may look like below:
1. Providing all other attributes are the same for cells in a table, one may substitute the data item used by dynamic attribute to move from one cell to another, providing such attributes provide reference to cell index.
2. Path attribute used by an HTML element. If the path attribute value tends to change due to change of high level DOM, it may not be useable by elements. Using dynamic attribute may compensate such change to ensure the path is still relevant.
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Blue Prism
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29-03-21 06:27 AM
Dynamic field involves the use of a data item, which can then be plugged into an element attribute to dynamically work out the attribute value based on the value of the data item. A couple of the common usage examples may look like below:
1. Providing all other attributes are the same for cells in a table, one may substitute the data item used by dynamic attribute to move from one cell to another, providing such attributes provide reference to cell index.
2. Path attribute used by an HTML element. If the path attribute value tends to change due to change of high level DOM, it may not be useable by elements. Using dynamic attribute may compensate such change to ensure the path is still relevant.
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Bruce Liu
Senior Product Consultant, Professional Services
Blue Prism
Australia/Sydney
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02-04-21 11:55 AM
Fields shift around every submit, so you need to find a label, then rewrite it's PATH to point to a related input, for which path would be dynamic = not spied in advance, but calculated in runtime.
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Andrey Kudinov
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MobileTelesystems PJSC
Europe/Moscow
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05-04-21 03:12 AM
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05-04-21 07:47 AM
Any Label ("First Name" for example), in modeller leave three attributes checked: Tag Name = LABEL, Match Index = 1, Value - set Dynamic
Any Input, 1 attribute is enough: PATH - set Dynamic
Then to fill any field (e.g. "Last Name"), you do:
Read element Label, Data: Get Path, Params: Value = "Last Name", out - path(Text)
Write element Input, Data: "Last Name From a file", Params: Path = Replace([path];"LABEL";"INPUT")
Repeat 7 times for each field.
Basically you set Dynamic field attributes when you use them, not when you spy them.
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Andrey Kudinov
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MobileTelesystems PJSC
Europe/Moscow
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05-04-21 01:33 PM
I assume that you just want to read the value from the element in which you have made one of the attribute as dynamic
For that you can follow the below steps :
In the Read Stage drag and drop the element and click on the Params option
Once you click it a new screen would appear where you can enter the attribute value which you made Dynamic
After entering the above value you can Use Get Text in Read stage to store the value
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17-06-21 05:56 PM
What if i spy only one Text box and pass the ID as Dynamic. ? yes of course this will work no doubt. But what are the real challenges. ?
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Sankar Ganesh Kolappan
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Bank Of the West
America/Phoenix
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17-06-21 11:39 PM
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18-06-21 12:39 PM
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Sankar Ganesh
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18-06-21 12:48 PM
The idea is
Assume the target application is solid and it can be spy elelment only by ID also IDs not getting changed that frequent. What if i create App module text box element id;s passed as dynamic param and use one single text box elemnet for all the text boxes in the application.
Yes for sure, need to created more variable for each no of text box. for passing dynamic param value.
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Sankar Ganesh
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