Which step can be used as an alternative to web element condition?
In AutomationEdge Process Studio, the GUI: Web Element Condition step evaluates a web element’s state (Is displayed, Is enabled, or Is selected) and returns a Boolean (true/false) value in an output field.
Depending on your workflow logic, the following steps can be used as alternatives:
1. Web Wait Until (For Conditional Pausing)
- When to use: If you need the workflow to pause and wait for an element state rather than immediately returning a Boolean value.
- Supported Conditions: Waits for conditions like Element visible, Element present, Element to be clickable, Element Selected, Element checked, or Alert Present up to a specified timeout.
- Difference: While
Web Element Conditionevaluates immediately and outputs a Boolean flag to be evaluated downstream (e.g., with a Filter Rows step),Web Wait Untilhalts execution until the condition becomes true or times out.
2. GUI: Element Property Actions / Get Property Values
- When to use: When you need a direct property check that outputs a Boolean (
True/False) value. - Supported Properties: Evaluates Is Exist, Is Visible, Is Enabled, Is Selected, Is Checked, or Application Exist.
- Recommended Pattern: In workflows, it is often recommended to combine Wait Until – Is Exist followed by Get Property Values to ensure element stability before evaluating properties