Browser Support	OS	Chrome	Firefox	IE
Release 2.1	Windows	75 to 88	38 to 47	8 to11
		Linux	80 to 88	-	-

Prerequisites: 

1. . Upload the latest browser drivers for WebGUI plugin as follows,
   

1. Upload the latest browser drivers (e.g. <CHROME<VERSION>.zip>) for WebGUI Plugin - using Plugin Management on AutomationEdge UI. (Refer section - File Management in AutomationEdge_System_Administrator_Guide_R6.0.0).
   
2. Once uploaded the driver is available for both Process Studio and Agent. For Process Studio, additionally, perform Plugin Sync operation so that the drivers are available for automation.
   

Web Spy may be used to build workflows with WebGUI plugin steps. For a description on how to use Web Spy refer the following: Appendix 7: Web Spy Tutorial. The Web Spy tutorial also has a Sample Workflow with Web Spy 

Close Web Window

Description

The Close Web Window step closes the current browser window in Web GUI automation.

Configurations

No.	Field Name	Description
1	Web Browser Name	You can select any one Web Browser Name from the given list,  Basically you must select the same Web Browser Name which was selected in Start Browser Step.

No.	Common Buttons
1	Help	Click to see the Plugin description and configuration details.
2	OK	Click OK button to accept configurations.
3	Cancel	Click CANCEL button to discard configurations.

Exit Browser

Description

The Exit Browser step explicitly closes the entire browser session for the driver specified in Web GUI automation.

Note: When a WebGUI workflow is run on an agent the entire browser session implicitly closes after the end of the workflow even if Exit browser is not put at the end of the workflow. 

However, when a WebGUI workflow is run from Process Studio, the entire browser session does not close implicitly. 

Browser terminates abnormally and then you need to clear browser driver instance before you can start a new browser. Navigate to Tools and Clear All Browser Instances as shown below.

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Configurations

No.	Field Name	Description
1	Web Browser Name	You can select any one Web Browser Name from the given list,  Basically you must select the same Web Browser Name which was selected in Start Browser Step.

No.	Common Buttons
1	Help	Click to see the Plugin description and configuration details.
2	OK	Click OK button to accept configurations.
3	Cancel	Click CANCEL button to discard configurations.

No.	Field Name	Description
1	Step Name	Name of the step.  This name has to be unique in a single workflow.
2	Web Browser Name	You can select any one Web Browser Name from the given list (BROWSER1, BROWSER1). You must select the same Web Browser Name which was selected in Start Browser Step.
3	Window title field	Specify a fieldname to hold the retrieved Window Title. The default value is windowTitle.

No.	Common Buttons
1	Help	Click to see the Plugin description and configuration details.
2	OK	Click OK button to accept configurations.
3	Cancel	Click CANCEL button to discard configurations.

No	Field Name	Description
1	Web Browser Name	You can select any one Web Browser Name from the given list,  Basically you must select the same Web Browser Name which was selected in Start Browser Step.   Inject Java Script automatically gets web handle from the selection.
	Left Pane:
2	Get Input Fields	By clicking on this it will give a list of all input fields that can be used as a part of Inject Java Script.
	Code Snippets:
3	Sample Code	Double click Sample Code to populate sample code in the Inject Java Script right hand pane. Here you will find an example to make fields available to next step. Partial pseudo code for making multiple fields available to next step,   var FieldName = "FieldName";   var FieldValue = "FieldValue";      var FieldName2 = "FieldName2";   var FieldValue2 = "FieldValue2";      return "<<>>"+FieldName+"::"+FieldValue+"<<>>;<<>>"+FieldName2+"::"+FieldValue2+"<<>>";
	Right Pane:
4	Inject Java Script	Write the Java Script in the space provided. Following, is a sample Java Script showing how to set value and click a button. In this case the code sets values of username and password and clicks a login button. var chkPrint = document.getElementsByName('uid')[0].value = "mngr169997"; document.getElementsByName('password')[0].value = "YvynEtA"; document.getElementsByName('btnLogin')[0].click();

No.	Common Buttons
1	Help	Click to see the Plugin description and configuration details.
2	OK	Click OK button to accept configurations.
3	Cancel	Click CANCEL button to discard configurations.

No.	Field Name	Description
1	Web Browser Name	You can select any one Web Browser Name from the given list.
2	Browser	Web browser to initialize. Choose from a drop down list containing, Mozilla Chrome Internet Explorer -with Ignore IE Protected mode checkbox (Refer Note 3 below)
3	Web URL	URL to navigate after web browser is initialized.
4	Default download directory	Any browser has a default directory path where all files are downloaded.  This feature allows users to overwrite the default download directory. Once a new Default download directory is specified, any file downloaded will be stored in the specified directory. This setting is only affective for the current browser instance. This option is not available for Internet Explorer.
5	Maximize Browser	Checkbox to specify if browser window is to be maximized. By default, the browser is not maximized.
6	Start Node	Checkbox to specify if this step is a start node (no other input steps are connected to this step)
7	Clear all browser instances	Clear All Browser Instances option is available in Start Browser in addition to the process studio -> tools menu.  When a WebGUI workflow is run from Process Studio the entire browser session does not close implicitly,  Leaving the browser open even when there is an error during development and browser is manually or abnormally terminated.  In case you manually terminate a browser the browser driver is still initialized and when you run the workflow the start step will give an error as the browser is already initialized.  Similarly in case Browser terminates abnormally then you need to clear browser driver instance before you can start a new browser session. Enable Clear All Browser Instances checkbox to Clear All Browser Instances before starting the browser.
8	Delay (in milliseconds)	Maximum global delay set for the entire session.
9	Notify on browser version change	Enable this checkbox to notify Workflow Administrator and Tenant Administrator if valid emails and SMTP is configured.
10	Page load timeout(in  milliseconds)	The page load timeout in milliseconds for any web page across the workflow. Else the workflow errors out. The page load timeout can be overwritten by the Web URL Navigation step.
11	Delay (in  milliseconds)	The total delay in milliseconds for the entire workflow to execute. Delay to locate and perform any action on any web element step, else the workflow errors out
12	Retry count	User can set retry count number and that will be globally used in all steps of WEBGUI for retrying on error. Whenever the execution of WEBGUI step ends up with an error it will retry execution number of time specified in start browser.  If one doesn’t want to retry for some specific steps, retry count can be set to 0 by using ‘Set Retry Count’ Step.  Use of ‘Web Set Retry Count’ is to modify the count specified in Start Browser. Steps after Web Set Retry Count will get newly set Retry Count. Following steps are excluded from the functionality of Retry Count: Begin End CloseWindow Robot Handling SetDelay SetRetryCount URL navigation

Notes: 

1. In case of multiple Initialize Web Driver steps in single process/workflow, make sure different drivers are selected.
   
2. If delay is specified as 0, default considered is 30 seconds.
   
3. In case of IE, starting version 7, notion of 4 Security zones; namely Intranet, Internet, Trusted Sites and Restricted Sites was introduced. The following two scenarios are to be noted in Web GUI automation using IE.
   

1. The default behavior in Web GUI automation using IE is to check “Enable Protected Mode” settings for all the zones and throw an error when this setting is different for any two zones. 
   
2. In Web GUI automation with IE When “Enable Protected Mode” settings are different for different security zones and you navigate from one URL in one zone to another URL in different zone having a different setting for “Enable Protected Mode”, IE internally launches a new process and from that point on, automation fails as it loses the process handle.
   

In case of Web GUI automation ‘Ignore IE Protected Mode Settings’ checkbox has been introduced inWeb-GUI “Start Browser” step and Web-Spy to handle the two scenarios above.

1. When “Ignore Protected Mode Settings” is CHECKED in Web-GUI “Start Browser” step and Web-Spy.  “Enable Protected Mode” setting check for different zones is ignored and it starts without error no matter what “Enable Protected Mode” settings for different zones are.
   
2. We already have the feature to start WebGUI automation with an initial Browser URL. If during entire automation, browser doesn’t navigate to some other URL but URL specified as initial Browser URL, zone switching never happens and automation works fine.
   

No.	Common Buttons
1	Help	Click to see the Plugin description and configuration details.
2	OK	Click OK button to accept configurations.
3	Cancel	Click CANCEL button to discard configurations.

No.	Field Name	Description
1	Web Browser Name	You can select any one Web Browser Name from the given list,  Basically you must select the same Web Browser Name which was selected in Start Browser Step.
2	Action*	Click action to be performed on the web page element.
	Source Element:
1	Criteria*	Locate element on web page
2	Criteria Value	Relevant criteria value has to be specified.
3	Multiple elements with same criteria	Check this option if there are multiple web elements in the web page having same criteria value you have specified. By default it will be unchecked.
4	Element index	If you have checked Multiple elements with same criteria specify index of the element you want to locate. Select option FIRST if you want first element from the located element and select LAST if you want last element.
5	Use Coordinates	Enable checkbox to use coordinate options. This option is disabled for drag and drop Action.
6	X-Coordinate Value	Specify the value of X-Coordinate to move the cursor to specified x-coordinate of the located element.
7	Y-Coordinate Value	Specify the value of Y-Coordinate to move the cursor to specified y-coordinate of the located element.
8	Destination Element:	When ‘drag and drop’ action is selected the configurations for destination element is enabled. The configurations available are same as 1-4 of source element as above.

No.	Field Name	Description
1	Click	Perform single click on the web element.
2	Right Click	Perform right click on the web element.
3	Double Click	Perform double click on the web element.
4	Drag and Drop	Will perform drag and drop operation.
5	Move to element	Will move focus to the specified web element.
6	Click and Hold	Clicks (without releasing) in the middle of the element.

No	Field Name	Description
1	Xpath	Xpath defines the hierarchy of the tags through which you can reach to a particular element. For example /html/body/div[1]/div/div[3]/div[2]/div/div[2]/div/div/div[2]/div[2]/div[1]/div[1]/div[1]/span/span
2	Id	Id attribute of a web element can be best way to identify an element if it is present and is going to constant and unique. There are cases however when it is either absent or its value changes every time you access the application in the browser
3	Name	Name is another attribute of a web element which can be used to identify an element.
4	Link Text	If a HTML page contains a hyperlink element <a href=www.google.com>Search On Google</a>, you can identify this href element by providing complete text ‘Search On Google’ as the Link value.
5	Partial Link text	This criteria is same as Link, just that, in this case, you can give partial string for finding a match
6	Tag Name	Every HTML element has a tag associated with it. The element can be located using that tag name. For example, textbox has a tag <input>.
7	Class Name	Class name is the css class associated with an HTML element. If there is a div element <div class=’someclass’>MyDiv</div>, you can locate it by giving class name ‘someclass’.
8	Css Selector	This criteria is useful when an HTML element has multiple associated css classes. Consider an HTML element <div class="btn primary-btn submit"></div>. To identify this div element you can use Css selector as “.btn.primary-btn.submit”

No.	Common Buttons
1	Help	Click to see the Plugin description and configuration details.
2	OK	Click OK button to accept configurations.
3	Cancel	Click CANCEL button to discard configurations.

No	Field Name	Description
1	Web Browser Name	You can select any one Web Browser Name from the given list,  Basically you must select the same Web Browser Name which was selected in Start Browser Step.
2	Alert Operations*	Specify the alert operation to perform
3	Value	By default this field will be disabled and will be enabled if SetValue alert operation is chosen. Through this field you can specify the value you want to set in the alert.
4	Output field name	By default this field will be disabled this will be enabled only when you select GetValue alert operation. This allows you to define field name in which alert’s text will be stored.

No	Field Name	Description
1	Accept	Select this option when you want to click “OK/Yes” button of the alert.
2	Dismiss	This option will dismiss the alert which is appeared on the web page.
3	SetValue	If any alert is asking you to enter some value in it you can select this option and specify the value in Value field which is entered in the alert.
4	GetValue	If you want to retrieve alert text choose this option and it will store the retrieved value in the field you have specified in the Output field name.

No.	Common Buttons
1	Help	Click to see the Plugin description and configuration details.
2	OK	Click OK button to accept configurations.
3	Cancel	Click CANCEL button to discard configurations.

No	Field	Description
1	Web Browser Name	You can select any one Web Browser Name from the given list,  Basically you must select the same Web Browser Name which was selected in Start Browser Step.
2	Criteria*	Locate element on web page
3	Criteria Value	Relevant criteria value has to be specified.
4	Multiple elements with same criteria	Check this option if there are multiple web elements in the web page having same criteria value you have specified. By default it will be unchecked.
5	Element index	If you have checked Multiple elements with same criteria specify index of the element you want to locate. Select option FIRST if you want first element from the located element and select LAST if you want last element.
6	Number of clicks	Put the number of times web click occurs. It should be greater than zero. Default is 1.

No	Field	Description
1	Xpath	Xpath defines the hierarchy of the tags through which you can reach to a particular element. For example /html/body/div[1]/div/div[3]/div[2]/div/div[2]/div/div/div[2]/div[2]/div[1]/div[1]/div[1]/span/span
2	Id	Id attribute of a web element can be best way to identify an element if it is present and is going to constant and unique. There are cases however when it is either absent or its value changes every time you access the application in the browser
3	Name	Name is another attribute of a web element which can be used to identify an element.
4	Link Text	If a HTML page contains a hyperlink element <a href=www.google.com>Search On Google</a>, you can identify this href element by providing complete text ‘Search On Google’ as the Link value.
5	Partial Link text	This criteria is same as Link, just that, in this case, you can give partial string for finding a match.
6	Tag Name	Every HTML element has a tag associated with it. The element can be located using that tag name. For example, textbox has a tag <input>.
7	Class Name	Class name is the css class associated with an HTML element. If there is a div element <div class=’someclass’>MyDiv</div>, you can locate it by giving class name ‘someclass’.
8	Css Selector	This criteria is useful when an HTML element has multiple associated css classes. Consider an HTML element <div class="btn primary-btn submit"></div>. To identify this div element you can use Css selector as “.btn.primary-btn.submit”

No	Common Buttons
1	Help	Click to see the Plugin description and configuration details.
2	OK	Click OK button to accept configurations.
3	Cancel	Click CANCEL button to discard configurations.

Web Composite

Description

The Web Composite step is a singular step that can be used to perform several Web GUI actions. 

Note: The step will perform only the basic actions. For the advanced requirements the original steps need to be used.

Configurations

No	Field	Description
1	Web Browser Name	You can select any one Web Browser Name from the given list,  Basically you must select the same Web Browser Name which was selected in Start Browser Step.
	Actions Tab Table:
2	Actions	Choose the Action to be performed from the drop down list. The following, actions can be performed using the Web Composite step. Get Value Set Value Click Right Click Double Click Click and Hold Move to Element Alert SetValue Alert Getvalue Alert Accept Alert Dismiss Element Displayed Element Enabled Element Selected Page Scroll Wait Until Alert Present Wait Until Element Visible Wait Until Element Present The following steps are not supported in  Start Browser Exit Brower Close Web Window Robot Handling Web Drop Down Selection Web File Upload Web Loop Table Web URL Navigation Web Set Delay Web Actions  Drag and Drop
3	Criteria*	Choose the element locator to locate element on web page.
4	Criteria Value	Specify the relevant criteria value of the element locator to search with.
5	Multiple elements with same criteria	If there are multiple elements on the same page/frame with same criteria select Yes.
6	Element index(Starts with 0)	Element index(Starts with 0) is enabled if Multiple elements with same criteria is marked as Yes. Need to specify the index of element to access.Select option FIRST if you want first element from the located element and select LAST if you want last element.
7	Value	Provide an optional value depending on the action chosen. (Such as if Web Click is chosen as action put the number of times web click occurs. It should be greater than zero. Default is 1; Provide value for Web Set Value).
8	Output field name	Specify an optional new output fieldname to hold value given out by the action depending on the action chosen, example Web Get Value.
9	Delay(in milliseconds)	Specify delay for the particular action. If empty, it is defaulted to the value set by Start Browser or latest Web Set Delay step. This is an implicit delay.
10	Description	Provide an optional description depending on the action chosen.

No	Field	Description
1	Xpath	Xpath defines the hierarchy of the tags through which you can reach to a particular element. For example /html/body/div[1]/div/div[3]/div[2]/div/div[2]/div/div/div[2]/div[2]/div[1]/div[1]/div[1]/span/span
2	Id	Id attribute of a web element can be best way to identify an element if it is present and is going to constant and unique. There are cases however when it is either absent or its value changes every time you access the application in the browser
3	Name	Name is another attribute of a web element which can be used to identify an element.
4	Link Text	If a HTML page contains a hyperlink element <a href=www.google.com>Search On Google</a>, you can identify this href element by providing complete text ‘Search On Google’ as the Link value.
5	Partial Link text	This criteria is same as Link, just that, in this case, you can give partial string for finding a match.
6	Tag Name	Every HTML element has a tag associated with it. The element can be located using that tag name. For example, textbox has a tag <input>.
7	Class Name	Class name is the css class associated with an HTML element. If there is a div element <div class=’someclass’>MyDiv</div>, you can locate it by giving class name ‘someclass’.
8	Css Selector	This criteria is useful when an HTML element has multiple associated css classes. Consider an HTML element <div class="btn primary-btn submit"></div>. To identify this div element you can use Css selector as “.btn.primary-btn.submit”

No.	Common Buttons
1	Help	Click to see the Plugin description and configuration details.
2	OK	Click OK button to accept configurations.
3	Cancel	Click CANCEL button to discard configurations.

Web Download Image

Description

The Web Composite step is a singular step that can be used to perform several Web GUI actions. 

Note: The step will perform only the basic actions. For the advanced requirements the original steps need to be used.

Configurations

No	Field	Description
1	Web Browser Name	You can select any one Web Browser Name from the given list,  Basically you must select the same Web Browser Name which was selected in Start Browser Step.
2	Criteria	Locate element on web page
3	Criteria value	Relevant criteria value has to be specified.
4	Multiple elements with same criteria	Check this option if there are multiple web elements in the web   having same criteria value you have specified. By default it will be unchecked.
5	Element index(Starts with 0)	If you have checked Multiple elements with same criteria specify index of the element you want to locate. Select option FIRST if you want first element from the located element and select LAST if you want last element.
6	Download Directory	The directory where the image file will be downloaded. The default directory is ${Internal.Entry.Current.Directory} i.e. that is the same location where the workflow is saved.
8	Output file path	Specify a field to hold the Output file path including the file path along with name of the image file downloaded.

No	Common Buttons
1	Help	Click to see the Plugin description and configuration details.
2	OK	Click OK button to accept configurations.
3	Cancel	Click CANCEL button to discard configurations.

No	Field Name	Description
1	Web Browser Name	You can select any one Web Browser Name from the given list,  Basically you must select the same Web Browser Name which was selected in Start Browser Step.
2	Criteria*	Locate element on web page
3	Criteria Value	Relevant criteria value has to be specified.
4	Multiple elements with same criteria	Check this option if there are multiple web elements in the web page having same criteria value you have specified. By default it will be unchecked.
5	Element index	If you have checked Multiple elements with same criteria specify index of the element you want to locate. Select option FIRST if you want first element from the located element and select LAST if you want last element.
6	Select by*	Method to select the dropdown value
7	Selection value	Relevant value need to be specified for the method selected in Select by

No	Field Name	Description
1	Xpath	Xpath defines the hierarchy of the tags through which you can reach to a particular element. For example /html/body/div[1]/div/div[3]/div[2]/div/div[2]/div/div/div[2]/div[2]/div[1]/div[1]/div[1]/span/span
2	Id	Id attribute of a web element can be best way to identify an element if it is present and is going to constant and unique. There are cases however when it is either absent or its value changes every time you access the application in the browser
3	Name	Name is another attribute of a web element which can be used to identify an element.
4	Link Text	If a HTML page contains a hyperlink element <a href=www.google.com>Search On Google</a>, you can identify this href element by providing complete text ‘Search On Google’ as the Link value.
5	Partial Link text	This criteria is same as Link, just that, in this case, you can give partial string for finding a match
6	Tag Name	Every HTML element has a tag associated with it. The element can be located using that tag name. For example, textbox has a tag <input>.
7	Class Name	Class name is the css class associated with an HTML element. If there is a div element <div class=’someclass’>MyDiv</div>, you can locate it by giving class name ‘someclass’.
8	Css Selector	This criteria is useful when an HTML element has multiple associated css classes. Consider an HTML element <div class="btn primary-btn submit"></div>. To identify this div element you can use Css selector as “.btn.primary-btn.submit”

No	Field Name	Description
1	Index	Suppose located dropdown has 3 options “A,B,C”, now if you want to select “A” give the index value as “0” and so on.
2	Value	Every item in html dropdown has a value attribute associated with it. If the Value attribute of desired option is known select this option.
3	Visible Text	Visible Text is the value of the option which user can see on the web page.

No	Common Buttons
1	Help	Click to see the Plugin description and configuration details.
2	OK	Click OK button to accept configurations.
3	Cancel	Click CANCEL button to discard configurations.

No	Field Name	Description
1	Web Browser Name	You can select any one Web Browser Name from the given list,  Basically you must select the same Web Browser Name which was selected in Start Browser Step.
2	Condition*	Condition to check on web page element.
3	Criteria*	Locate element on web page
4	Criteria Value	Relevant criteria value has to be specified.
5	Output field name	Name of the output field, which contains the evaluated Boolean value.

No	Field Name	Description
1	Is displayed	Check if web page element is displayed.
2	Is enabled	Check if web page element is enabled.
3	Is selected	Check if web page element is selected.

No	Field Name	Description
1	Xpath	Xpath defines the hierarchy of the tags through which you can reach to a particular element. For example /html/body/div[1]/div/div[3]/div[2]/div/div[2]/div/div/div[2]/div[2]/div[1]/div[1]/div[1]/span/span
2	Id	Id attribute of a web element can be best way to identify an element if it is present and is going to constant and unique. There are cases however when it is either absent or its value changes every time you access the application in the browser
3	Name	Name is another attribute of a web element which can be used to identify an element.
4	Link Text	If a HTML page contains a hyperlink element <a href=www.google.com>Search On Google</a>, you can identify this href element by providing complete text ‘Search On Google’ as the Link value.
5	Partial Link text	This criteria is same as Link, just that, in this case, you can give partial string for finding a match
6	Tag Name	Every HTML element has a tag associated with it. The element can be located using that tag name. For example, textbox has a tag <input>.
7	Class Name	Class name is the css class associated with an HTML element. If there is a div element <div class=’someclass’>MyDiv</div>, you can locate it by giving class name ‘someclass’.
8	Css Selector	This criteria is useful when an HTML element has multiple associated css classes. Consider an HTML element <div class="btn primary-btn submit"></div>. To identify this div element you can use Css selector as “.btn.primary-btn.submit”

No	Common Buttons
1	Help	Click to see the Plugin description and configuration details.
2	OK	Click OK button to accept configurations.
3	Cancel	Click CANCEL button to discard configurations.

No	Field Name	Description
1	Web Browser Name	You can select any one Web Browser Name from the given list,  Basically you must select the same Web Browser Name which was selected in Start Browser Step.
2	File path	Absolute file path for upload

No	Common Buttons
1	Help	Click to see the Plugin description and configuration details.
2	OK	Click OK button to accept configurations.
3	Cancel	Click CANCEL button to discard configurations.

No	Field Name	Description
1	Web Browser Name	You can select any one Web Browser Name from the given list,  Basically you must select the same Web Browser Name which was selected in Start Browser Step.
2	Criteria*	Locate element on web page (including radio button and checkbox)
3	Criteria value	Relevant criteria value has to be specified.
4	Element is dropdown	Select Yes/No based on element is dropdown or not.
5	Multiple elements with same criteria	Select Yes if there are multiple web elements in the web page having same criteria value you have specified, else select No
6	Element index	If you have selected Yes for Multiple elements with same criteria, specify index of the element you want to locate. Select option FIRST if you want first element from the located element and select LAST if you want last element.
7	Output field name	Here you can define process studio output field in which retrieved value will be stored.

No	Field Name	Description
1	Xpath	Xpath defines the hierarchy of the tags through which you can reach to a particular element. For example /html/body/div[1]/div/div[3]/div[2]/div/div[2]/div/div/div[2]/div[2]/div[1]/div[1]/div[1]/span/span
2	Id	Id attribute of a web element can be best way to identify an element if it is present and is going to constant and unique. There are cases however when it is either absent or its value changes every time you access the application in the browser
3	Name	Name is another attribute of a web element which can be used to identify an element.
4	Link Text	If a HTML page contains a hyperlink element <a href=www.google.com>Search On Google</a>, you can identify this href element by providing complete text ‘Search On Google’ as the Link value.
5	Partial Link text	This criteria is same as Link, just that, in this case, you can give partial string for finding a match
6	Tag Name	Every HTML element has a tag associated with it. The element can be located using that tag name. For example, textbox has a tag <input>.
7	Class Name	Class name is the css class associated with an HTML element. If there is a div element <div class=’someclass’>MyDiv</div>, you can locate it by giving class name ‘someclass’.
8	Css Selector	This criteria is useful when an HTML element has multiple associated css classes. Consider an HTML element <div class="btn primary-btn submit"></div>. To identify this div element you can use Css selector as “.btn.primary-btn.submit”

No	Common Buttons
1	Help	Click to see the Plugin description and configuration details.
2	OK	Click OK button to accept configurations.
3	Cancel	Click CANCEL button to discard configurations.

1. If the workflow is using switch case for path decisions inside loop or error handling, all of them must end with Loop Continue Step.

2. Both the steps must be present and connected properly in the workflow.

3. Infinite loop will not be verified.

4. Cannot have Blocking Steps in the loop

5. Steps like Merge Join, Join Rows which wait for all rows before execution start will not be allowed in the loop. 

6. Row generating steps like Microsoft Excel Input are not allowed in a loop. 

No	Field Name	Description
1	Web Browser Name	You can select any one Web Browser Name from the given list,  Basically you must select the same Web Browser Name which was selected in Start Browser Step.

Web Table Tab:
No.	Field Name	Description
2	Selection Options	This is an implicit field with only one option, Entire Table with Specific Columns.
3	Criteria*	Choose the element locator from the drop down list.
4	Criteria value	Provide the value of the element locator to search with.
5	Multiple elements with same criteria	Check this option if there are multiple web elements in the web page having same criteria value you have specified. By default it will be unchecked.
6	Element index	If you have checked Multiple elements with same criteria specify index of the element you want to locate. You may also select option FIRST if you want first element from the located element and select LAST if you want last element.
	Get Values Table:
7	Table Column Index	Specify column index to be retrieved. For multiple columns, mention column index on different rows.
8	Output Field Name	New field to store the retrieved value of the respective column for each row.

Loop Tab:
No.	Field Name	Description
1	Conditional Loop?	Checkbox to activate the Conditions block, else Number of rows will is active.
2	Number of rows	Specify the number of rows to pass through the loop. Values are in a dropdown, All Rows First  Last  Also a text box is provided to enter a numeric value N, in case First or Last is selected.
	Table: Additional Fields	This table is used to create user defined additional fields. Additional fields are added as columns to the row. They are permanent and visible even after the loop is over. Note: Any fields created within a loop are not permanently available after loop execution. Only Additional fields specified in Loop Start are available even after loop execution.
3	Name	Provide names of all additional fields you want to define.
4	Type	Select a data type for the additional field.
5	Format	Select a format for the data Type selected above.
6	Default value	Provide a default value for the additional field.
7	Set empty string?	Select Y or N. If default value is not provided set ‘Set empty string?’ to Y. This sets a null value as an empty string.
8	Block: Conditions For more detailed description with screen shots refer Start Loop step.	Conditions Block is a set of five fields. These fields can be populated with Previous field, Addition fields or Static values.  Click the field to populate a value as a toggle or from a popup that comes up.  The first field specifies a toggle for a condition. Leave it default to blank or click once to toggle it to NOT. The second is the field to compare. The third field is an operator The fourth field is the field to be compared against or alternately specify a static value in the sixth field to be compared against. Click on the small rectangular icon on the right hand side of the block to add a condition. You can Add a condition with the following operators: OR, AND, OR NOT, AND NOT, XOR. Multiple condition list by icon on right side  Right click on a condition to get a pop-up menu with the following options: Edit condition, Delete condition, Add sub-condition, Move condition to sub-condition (-->), Move condition to parent (<--) and more copy options. These options can be used to create Nested conditions.
9	Button: Get Fields	In the Conditions Block above only previous fields are available. Click Get Fields to make Additional fields also available in the conditions block.

No	Field Name	Description
1	Xpath	Xpath defines the hierarchy of the tags through which you can reach to a particular element. For example /html/body/div[1]/div/div[3]/div[2]/div/div[2]/div/div/div[2]/div[2]/div[1]/div[1]/div[1]/span/span
2	Id	Id attribute of a web element can be best way to identify an element if it is present and is going to constant and unique. There are cases however when it is either absent or its value changes every time you access the application in the browser
3	Name	Name is another attribute of a web element which can be used to identify an element.
4	Link Text	If a HTML page contains a hyperlink element <a href=www.google.com>Search On Google</a>, you can identify this href element by providing complete text ‘Search On Google’ as the Link value.
5	Partial Link text	This criteria is same as Link, just that, in this case, you can give partial string for finding a match
6	Tag Name	Every HTML element has a tag associated with it. The element can be located using that tag name. For example, textbox has a tag <input>.
7	Class Name	Class name is the css class associated with an HTML element. If there is a div element <div class=’someclass’>MyDiv</div>, you can locate it by giving class name ‘someclass’.
8	Css Selector	This criteria is useful when an HTML element has multiple associated css classes. Consider an HTML element <div class="btn primary-btn submit"></div>. To identify this div element you can use Css selector as “.btn.primary-btn.submit”

No	Common Buttons
1	Help	Click to see the Plugin description and configuration details.
2	OK	Click OK button to accept configurations.
3	Cancel	Click CANCEL button to discard configurations.

No	Field Name	Description
1	Web Browser Name	You can select any one Web Browser Name from the given list,  Basically you must select the same Web Browser Name which was selected in Start Browser Step.
2	Selection Options*	There are three options to iterate through entire table or specific row with specific columns.
3	Criteria**	Locate element on web page.
4	Criteria value	Relevant criteria value to be specified.
5	Multiple elements with same criteria	Check this option if there are multiple web elements in the web page having same criteria value you have specified. By default it will be unchecked.
6	Element index	If you have checked Multiple elements with same criteria specify index of the element you want to locate. Select option FIRST if you want first element from the located element and select LAST if you want last element.
7	Table Column Index	Specify column index to be retrieved. For multiple columns, mention column index on different rows.
8	Output Field Name	Field to store the retrieved value of the respective column.

No	Field Name	Description
1	Entire Table With Specific Columns	Traverse entire table and retrieve values from specific column(s).
2	One Row With Specific Columns	Retrieve one row with specific column(s).
3	One Cell	Retrieve value of one column of any specific row.

No	Field Name	Description
1	Xpath	Xpath defines the hierarchy of the tags through which you can reach to a particular element. For example /html/body/div[1]/div/div[3]/div[2]/div/div[2]/div/div/div[2]/div[2]/div[1]/div[1]/div[1]/span/span
2	Id	Id attribute of a web element can be best way to identify an element if it is present and is going to constant and unique. There are cases however when it is either absent or its value changes every time you access the application in the browser
3	Name	Name is another attribute of a web element which can be used to identify an element.
4	Link Text	If a HTML page contains a hyperlink element <a href=www.google.com>Search On Google</a>, you can identify this href element by providing complete text ‘Search On Google’ as the Link value.
5	Partial Link text	This criteria is same as Link, just that, in this case, you can give partial string for finding a match
6	Tag Name	Every HTML element has a tag associated with it. The element can be located using that tag name. For example, textbox has a tag <input>.
7	Class Name	Class name is the css class associated with an HTML element. If there is a div element <div class=’someclass’>MyDiv</div>, you can locate it by giving class name ‘someclass’.
8	Css Selector	This criteria is useful when an HTML element has multiple associated css classes. Consider an HTML element <div class="btn primary-btn submit"></div>. To identify this div element you can use Css selector as “.btn.primary-btn.submit”

No	Common Buttons
1	Help	Click to see the Plugin description and configuration details.
2	OK	Click OK button to accept configurations.
3	Cancel	Click CANCEL button to discard configurations.

No	Field Name	Description
1	Web Browser Name	You can select any one Web Browser Name from the given list,  Basically you must select the same Web Browser Name which was selected in Start Browser Step.
2	Criteria*	Locate element on web page.
3	Criteria value	Relevant criteria value has to be specified.
4	Multiple elements with same criteria	Check this option if there are multiple web elements in the web page having same criteria value you have specified. By default it will be unchecked.
5	Element index	If you have checked Multiple elements with same criteria specify index of the element you want to locate. Select option FIRST if you want first element from the located element and select LAST if you want last element.

No	Field Name	Description
1	Xpath	Xpath defines the hierarchy of the tags through which you can reach to a particular element. For example /html/body/div[1]/div/div[3]/div[2]/div/div[2]/div/div/div[2]/div[2]/div[1]/div[1]/div[1]/span/span
2	Id	Id attribute of a web element can be best way to identify an element if it is present and is going to constant and unique. There are cases however when it is either absent or its value changes every time you access the application in the browser
3	Name	Name is another attribute of a web element which can be used to identify an element.
4	Link Text	If a HTML page contains a hyperlink element <a href=www.google.com>Search On Google</a>, you can identify this href element by providing complete text ‘Search On Google’ as the Link value.
5	Partial Link text	This criteria is same as Link, just that, in this case, you can give partial string for finding a match
6	Tag Name	Every HTML element has a tag associated with it. The element can be located using that tag name. For example, textbox has a tag <input>.
7	Class Name	Class name is the css class associated with an HTML element. If there is a div element <div class=’someclass’>MyDiv</div>, you can locate it by giving class name ‘someclass’.
8	Css Selector	This criteria is useful when an HTML element has multiple associated css classes. Consider an HTML element <div class="btn primary-btn submit"></div>. To identify this div element you can use Css selector as “.btn.primary-btn.submit”