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Try updating your Internet Explorer to latest version. Also, are you by any chance, using the IE option to not show pictures? I once tried that to see if navigation would be faster, but memory just started building up like crazy. Most likely some IE bug.

How many columns do you have in your tables?

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Use this code to scroll to the bottom of the page:
Just paste that in a "Execute JavaScript" action. After this, action add a "Wait" action. About 200 ms should do on this case. I actually tested it with 100 ms and worked fine.

Hey good catch! Is actually for JavaScript but perhaps there is some kind of unconscious wish involved

Hi, First thing, the TreeData.UserData property can be used to store data that is accessible only from the current actions tree. To store data that will be accessible from the whole project you would use Global.UserData . There is more info about this in the documentation at Actions -> Actions List ...

I'm not sure what you are trying to do. Are you trying to get the text before "kg" or are you trying to return true or false depending on whether the text contains the "kg" word or not? If you are trying to get the text before "kg" perhaps this post will help. Note that the code posted there is case...

Hi, First of all, there is this project I posted at this post. Now, I'm not sure if this applies to your case. What it does is to navigate through the "next" button in a set of result pages until the "next" button is not found anymore. So it's basically an easy way to navigate through all pages in a...

Actually, there is an even easier way:

Activate the "TextColor" property from Project -> Options -> Select Active Properties and then create a kind that selects one error, and then add another error to the same kind. This should then select any other error.

Yes, there are two ways to do that, one is by using a kind together with a JavaScript Gatherer that checks for some custom property you are looking for (I really recommend this post). This way you could create a kind that selects every possible error as long as you have found a way to identify them ...

This project contains an actions tree that takes data from a data table, writes each row to the input boxed selected by given kinds, and execute its child nodes for each row in the data table. To use it, create a data table that contains the data to be written with as many columns as you need, and a...

Hi, In that case, the second solution will do. I've attached a project that implements it. The "test" actions tree will execute its child nodes if no error is found. I've added 3 kinds that will try to be selected. If any of them is found, the child nodes won't be executed. Look at the code in the "...