I finally got back to this point.
The "[ WebElement ]" object's description matches more than one of the objects currently displayed in your application. Add additional properties to the object description in order to uniquely identify the object.
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Tip: If the objects in your application have changed, the Maintenance Run Mode can
help you identify and update your steps and/or the objects in your repository.
There ar two cells with CCI_8717. I create the 8717 using RandNum = RandomNumber(1000, 9999), but it is not very random as I get the same values daily. ie 87127 and 1010 are very common.
Code:
inrtxt=Browser("Fax Request").Page("Page").WebTable("Fax Status").Object.rows(r-1).cells(3).innertext (c no longer exists so set to column 3, for 4-1)
returns correct cell value, CCI_8717
identifier ="innertext:="&inrtxt
returns, innertext:=CCI_8717
a=Browser("Fax Request").Page("Page").WebElement( identifier).GetROProperty("abs_x")
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Code:
"a=Browser("Fax Request").Page("Page").WebElement( identifier).GetROProperty("abs_x")".Tip: If the objects in your application have changed, the Maintenance Run Mode can
help you identify and update your steps and/or the objects in your repository.
There ar two cells with CCI_8717. I create the 8717 using RandNum = RandomNumber(1000, 9999), but it is not very random as I get the same values daily. ie 87127 and 1010 are very common.
