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I use the foreach syntax.
And the array is included.
ex) myvar[0~~10...].name The following syntaxwill throw an error JSONPath query to parse ==> myvar[[[**CYCLE_INDEX]]].name
What should I do?
@moon figure out ==> [([[)]]
myvar[[[CYCLE_INDEX]]].name ==> myvar[([[CYCLE_INDEX]])].name
@moon make screenshots of the actions or attach a sample project
@moon Yeah, and u can also type a space between BAS_var and square brackets instead of round brackets. In your case: myvar[ [[CYCLE_INDEX]] ].name
don't be so lazy, if you can't spend more time to understand what the perfect canvas is (which in main page is clearly described), then take out your purse
Thank you @Fox , really appreciate all your support from the beginning.
@rekaa0251 It would be better to check three selectors in turn in one browser.
@baldeepo
If chracter limit increased so that it can stop/break the process ?
You can stop current thread with "Success" or "Fail" actions and break all script with "End Script" action