URL

We can fetch data from a specific URL, and store it into a variable to access it later.

For example, URL: https://www.amazon.com/s?k=nike&ref=nb_sb_noss

Clipboard Content

Get the contents of the clipboard, extract the text and save it into a variable.

FYR, how to copy/cut to clipboard.

Element

Fetching element data is one of the most frequently used operation options. It is often used to obtain webpage elements and then save them as variables. The saved variables can be used in operation options that support "using variables*".

We can get an element on a web page and store it into a variable to access it later.

Extraction type

For example, HTML as follows:

Text

Enter ". a-cardui-header" as the selector to locate the block <div class="a-cardui-header"> and extract the text inside, such as "AdsPower" and "RPA is excellent".

Object

Enter ". a-cardui-header" as the selector to locate the web elements in the blue box, extract it as an object and save it to a variable.

Suppose we name this variable as "button", we can perform more operations on "button". Such as:

- Extract other data from it.

- Click on this "button"

iFrame

Similar to extracting objects, a webpage element can be saved as an iframe object, which is essentially an element object. Other RPA operation options can interact with this element object, and you can continue to extract other types of data (text, objects, etc.) from the iframe object.

For example, extract the text from an iframe object named my_iframe.

Html

Enter ". a-cardui-header" as the selector to locate the web elements in the blue box, which is the child element of <div class="a-cardui-header">.

Attribute

Enter "trans" as the selector to extract attribute value. Enter "data-src" as the attribute name and you will get "adspower".

Child Element

Enter "h2" as the selector to locate the element in the blue box. Enter "trans" as the child element name and the "trans" child element will be stored as an object.

Focused Element

We can store a focused element into a variable.

For example, the search box is focused now.

Save to Txt

Scenario: Save the obtained variables to a .txt file. The .txt file is saved in the following location: [RPA] -> [Task Log] -> [Log Details] -> [View Log].

Parameters	Description
File Name	Name your .txt file
Template	As shown below, you can type your wanted words or use variable

You can find the file: RPA - Task Log - Log Details - Check in Folder.

Save to Excel

Save data, such as product title and price, to an Excel file. In other words, save variables fetched from the previous step to an Excel file.

Parameters	Description
File name	Name your Excel file
Select column	Enter variables as table headers in the Excel file, and the data will be saved correspondingly. Example:

Download File

We can download files from websites.

Import Data from Excel

Fetch the data in Excel files and store it into variables for further steps.

For example, you want to search Apple iPhone 13 on Amazon in profile No.802 and search Nike T-shirt on Amazon in profile No.803.

To do it, fill data into Excel.

The first column header must be serial_number. As mentioned in the example above, fill in 802 and 803.

You can delete the column serial_number, if you don't want to specify profiles.
Other column headers cannot start with a digit.

As shown below, you can use the contents of these 3 columns as variables.

Import Data from Txt

Scenario: Save the content of a .txt file as a variable for use in other operations. An example is as follows:

The .txt file format is as follows:

Email

Retrieve emails or extract a specific part from an email.

You can only fetch the latest one of the emails that you received based on the conditions you set.

Verification Code

Get the verification code generated by your two-factor authenticator.

Parameter	Description
Verification code	Enter the verification code generated by your two-factor authenticator. Example as follow:
Save to	Name a variable to save the 2FA code into this variable

Listener Request

Listener Request Response

Stop Listener Request

You can stop the above listening events at an appropriate time.

Get Page Cookies

Retrieve the page's cookies and save them for use as a variable.

Clear Page Cookies

Clear the cookies of the current tab, accounts will be logged out after this operation.