Specify whether to process extracted data to present them exactly as displayed in the webpage. Specify what to extract from the web page Undefined, Single value, Handpicked values, List, Table, Entire HTML table The maximum number of web pages to process Depending on the extraction mode, this parameter accepts different data. The parameters to use when extracting data. Select the UI element on web page to extract data from Input parameters ArgumentĮnter or choose the variable that contains the web browser instance to work with Extract data from web pageĮxtract data from specific parts of a web page in the form of single values, lists, rows, or tables.įor more information on how to use this action, go to Web data extraction. To find more information about developing web flows and creating custom selectors, go to Automate web flows and Build a custom selector. Additionally, if the value of a selector's attribute depends on the results of previous actions, use variables instead of hard-coded values. To develop more dynamic web flows, replace the Equals to operators with other operators or regular expressions. When a custom selector is needed, you can edit an existing selector or build one from scratch. Selectors use the > notation to indicate that each element is contained within the element on its left.Īlthough selectors are created automatically when adding UI elements, some particular scenarios need manually created selectors. To add a new UI element, select Add UI element through the deployed browser automation action or the UI elements pane of the flow designer.Īll web-related UI elements are specified by one or more CSS selectors that pinpoint the hierarchical structure of the component on the page. UI elements describe uniquely the web components that the action is going to handle. Browser automation actions enable users to interact with web applications and components through UI elements.

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