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    Help ZenMate install

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    @AhrimanSefid1 said in Help ZenMate install:

    thanks.

    You're welcome

    @AhrimanSefid1 said in Help ZenMate install:

    can help type in screen

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    Sure, message me on telegram and send me the project
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    Bug with functions/return function?

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    List of BAS functions or API for node.js

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    @jimhill21 said in List of BAS functions or API for node.js:

    Hello,

    Where can I find a list of BAS functions or API calls for embedded node.js? I'm doing trial and error currently with the commands and parameters and it's not going well.

    Thanks,
    JIm

    You can simply copy the required BAS action directly into node js
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  • T

    Loops / using diffrent lines [Info?]

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    @thesineater
    No Problem Bud!
    Here's a script with 3 different ways to save a file/folder.
    Created with a File Resource path & Folder Resource Path selected by the user and a very useful regex to determine where the current Project Folder is based on Recording location (.xml folder) or compiled (Bot folder location)!

    JS Code for Project Path: (Run in Execute Code Action)

    if ((project_path()).indexOf("appslocal") >= 0) { VAR_PROJECTPATH = (project_path()).match(/(.*)(?:appslocal)[\/\]/)[1]; } else if ((project_path()).indexOf("appsremote") >= 0) { VAR_PROJECTPATH = (project_path()).match(/(.*)(?:appsremote)[\/\]/)[1]; } else { VAR_PROJECTPATH = (project_path()).match(/(.*)[\/\]/)[1]; }

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  • blahzayB

    find/select nearest other element inside the loop?

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    I was able to do what I want by adding "Execute javascript on element" to loop and then self.parentElement.parentElement.querySelector('span').textContent

    But I am still interested if something similar can be done with XPATH or CSS

    edit: XPATH syntax is something like this
    [[FOR_EACH_CSS]] >AT>[[CYCLE_INDEX]] >XPATH> ../following-sibling::td[1]

    now last thing I am missing is how to do it with CSS