Hovers & screen pop ups in a browser

[Anonymous]

A service area uses a procure-to-pay application which is a third party website. That application returns additional information to users in a 'floating box' if a user hovers their cursor over specific cells. We can spy the cells the user has to hover over as an element. Has anyone had any success with; 1. 'Hovering' over links, to provoke a system to release additional information 2. Reading the additional content provided. NB We use IE11 browser.

[Denis__Dennehy]

Details that are there when you hover are often there in the underlying HTML. Have you checked all the element attributes of that element to see if the additional details are in an attribute you are not currenty using (you can read attributes in a read stage). Get HTML is also available to you to get the underlying HTML. To check, try viewing the source of the HTML page in IE (i think you use developer tools for this) to see if the data exists in the underlying HTML - hopefully you will find something that looks like this: Hover over me Tooltip text If not, maybe contact your Blue Prism mentor/DEM for ideas about creating code to physically hover a mouse.

[Denis__Dennehy]

Also... (!) if the data is not in the underlying HTML it may be worth experimenting with the drag option in the navigate stage for the windows interface.