@johnsharon
I think temporary profiles can't be deleted. Check the folder:
"....\BrowserAutomationStudio\apps\26.7.1\prof"
The reason for this behavior may be that BAS does not have permissions to edit/delete files.
Try to run the program as administrator.
Try restarting the project periodically using the buttons in the interface, but not through forced closing or closing via Task Manager or something similar.
Try moving BAS or the project you are running to a different directory or disk.
Updating Scripts for Latest BAS Version
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Hello, I have an issue with maintaining my scripts. I used these scripts many years ago and have forgotten the BAS version I originally used. Now, I'm using the latest version of BAS, and it's causing errors. How can I update my script to match the latest version of BAS?
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Скачать последнюю версию бас , и обновить действия скрипта -
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@Roy-Mustang i tried, it is not work
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@khoalnm said in Updating Scripts for Latest BAS Version:
@Roy-Mustang i tried, it is not work
We don’t have a silver bullet to update the existing script with everything up-to-date.
You should update BAS using the internal update functionality and manually check everything in your script to ensure it works as expected, resolving any errors you may have experienced.
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@sergerdn The new BAS cannot implement the old version script, even after deleting the old action and creating a new one for that script. I’m wondering if there is a way to fix this, or if I have to re-implement everything. By the way, this is what the old script looks like.
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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.
