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Old .xml script on new server

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  • J

    Timeout during creating new process

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    J

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    попробовал по совету запустить через ВМ, запустился, но все равно мне же скрипт на мейн нужен, че ж делать че ж делать

  • C

    HELP SUPPORT | Failed to connect to server

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    Roy MustangR

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  • T

    General action script failed

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  • K

    Updating Scripts for Latest BAS Version

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    @Roy-Mustang Hello,

    I'm experiencing issues with the new BAS version, which cannot execute actions like "Click on element" or "Type text" on older scripts. I've conducted two tests to identify the issue:

    First, I tried using the built-in "Update action" function in BAS. I also attempted deleting the old actions and creating new ones. However, both "Click" and "Type text" actions return the same error: "Can't find variable: _validate."

    Next, I created a new script, where both actions work as expected.

    Based on these tests, it seems there’s a compatibility conflict between the version of my old script and the new BAS version. The script I provided below differs significantly from the new script generated by the updated BAS. z5966853555280_70378a6c31e19d5430bd549b718a6055.jpg

  • R

    Reading Line by Line does not work .. Please see script

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    GaGG

    "Read File to list" does exactly what it says.
    Result is "LIST variable", not just "variable",
    so iy is special variable that holds an aray
    of elements or "LIST variable". Each element
    in that aray/list is divided by "," by default,
    so all you have to do is to "parse" that
    "LIST variable". You can do it with list module.

    So there is nothing wrong with your example, you
    just need to do some addirional in list manipulation
    in order to get element or elements you need.