A developer configured the properties for a Click activity on an element inside a web page as shown in the exhibit. An animation on the web page never completely loads but the element specified in the Click activity does load within the specified timeout duration.
What occurs when this Click activity executes?
The Click activity in UiPath is configured to wait for the element to be in an 'Interactive' state before clicking. The 'Interactive' setting means that the activity will wait for the target application to indicate readiness, though some assets may still be loading. Given that the element loads within the specified timeout and before the animation completes, the bot will click the element once it is fully loaded. Therefore, the correct outcome is that the element is clicked once it is fully loaded.
The answer is C because ContinueOnError is True and then the process will continue after the click activity.
"without clicking on the element." so are you telling me that bot does not click the element even if selector is okay? C is not wrong just like D but your explanation is wrong.
We know that if the WaitForReady was "None" then once the button is loaded, the robot would click on it and it would keep going. We also know if it was set to "Complete" the robot should wait till the whole page loads (which does not happen says the exercise), so the robot cannot click in this case, but it will continue. But it is set to Interactive, which is a bit more confusing. The documentation only says: "- Waits for the target app to indicate readiness, although some assets may still be loading." I believe a browser will be ready just because an animation is not yet loaded (just like having facebook in your chrome, you can start scrolling down, while posts are still loading, to navigate to newer posts). So in this case I chose, that the robot will be able to click once its fully loaded. D
Interactive I believe is waiting for stuff like (Java)Scripts in the back need to be loaded, stuff that can an affect on the way a webpage functions, not just a background image or animation, which does not affect at all only changes the "look"
(I did not explain why in 2nd case it would "still continue". So it's because of the ContinueOnError was True)
Correct answer should be D
Target.Timeout (milliseconds) - Specifies the amount of time (in milliseconds) to wait for the activity to run before the SelectorNotFoundException error is thrown. The default value is 30000 milliseconds (30 seconds).
Confusing - in that case, il will test both parameters. Choose D but not sure
Since the question confirms the Ui Element loads successfully before the timeout, D is the answer.
it's interactive so it will be clicked once it's loaded successfully.
C is the correct
Yes I am doing these dump questions again. I will choose answer D, because even though webpage never loads fully, element itself gets loaded within timeout (30 seconds) and bot clicks it and goes to next activity
Again, question is veeeery poor. "the element specified in the Click activity does load within the specified timeout duration" - what is that specified timeout duration? If it within 30 seconds, then answer D is correct, if it is higher than 30 seconds, then answer C is correct.
Yes I am doing these dump questions again. I will choose answer D, because even though webpage never loads fully, element itself gets loaded within timeout (30 seconds) and bot clicks it and goes to next activity
i belive the correct answer should be D
An animation on the web page never completely loads but the element specified in the Click activity does load within the specified timeout duration. The element loads before timeout so there would be no error and no reason to continueonerror. Due to WaitForReady being interactive, I believe the element is clicked once the element itself is loaded.