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    help: scrolling programmatically a web page

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    Thank you! But your image do not solve the issue, because the scroll is continuous. I need some seconds stops at different level during the scroll to mimic human behavior

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    I have a question

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    @HemaMeq said in I have a question:

    BROWSER AUTOMATION STUDIO
    Is it possible to replace Chrome with another browser? Or replace it with an Android emulator

    No

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    External browser question

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    @sandretina no

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    Get element attribute from custom interface

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    @darkstone said in Get element attribute from custom interface:

    @fox i mean i need to get $('element').val() and store it on a variable that can i used inside BAS

    Code for the "Run javascript in web interface" action:

    Api.SetGlobalVariable("GLOBALVARIABLENAME", $('element').val())

    It is better to hang the handler on this element so that when it is changed, it writes the result to a global variable. In this case, the global variable will always contain relevant information:

    $("#element").change(function() { Api.SetGlobalVariable("GLOBALVARIABLENAME",this.value) });
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    Question About Getting New Random Number Everytime

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    FOREACH, FOR, IF loops are perfectly suitable if you put error handling into your script (which you should).

    Global variables are shared across all threads, while the local variable is only within the current thread. If you request a value at the beginning of your thread, it will remain the same during the whole lifespan of that thread unless otherwise specified. For example, you could generate a few of them in a loop, save to list, then you have multiple random numbers to choose from.