If a developer wants to use a variable of type UIElement to identify a button in a Click activity, which property must be manually configured during development?
If a developer wants to use a variable of type UIElement to identify a button in a Click activity, which property must be manually configured during development?
To identify a button in a Click activity using a variable of type UIElement, the Selector property must be manually configured. The Selector is an XML string that uniquely identifies the element on the screen by specifying its attributes and values. This ensures that the correct UIElement, in this case, the button, is targeted during the Click activity.
If a developer wants to use a variable of type UiPath.Core.UiElement to identify a button in a Click activity, the "Selector" property must be manually configured during development. The "Selector" property of a UiElement is a XML string that contains the attributes and values that uniquely identify the element on the screen. When a developer creates a variable of type UiElement to identify a button, they need to manually configure the "Selector" property of the UiElement variable to specify the attributes and values that identify the button on the screen.
https://docs.uipath.com/activities/other/latest/user-guide/click Target.Element - Use the UiElement variable returned by another activity. This property cannot be used alongside the Selector property. This field supports only UiElement variables.
Answer is A
Since the return type is UiElement
The answer is A. In the Click activity you have to input the "Input Element" for the activity to indentify correct. Tested in Studio.
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Answer is A, checked in uipath studio
Answer A. The question is just poorly worded. I'm not native English, but in my opinion "to identify a button IN a click activity" should be replaced with: "to identify a button FOR a click activity"
A imoo Why all the "correct" answers are wrong ?
Very easy
Correct answer should be A