GUI: Web Alert
Description
Web Alert handles JavaScript-generated dialog boxes — including default alerts, confirmation dialogs, and prompt dialogs — during web automation. Use this step when your workflow triggers a page action that produces a browser alert, and you need to accept, cancel, or enter a value into the dialog before proceeding. For confirmation and prompt alerts, you can choose to accept or cancel, and for prompt alerts, you can also set a response value. This step must be placed in the workflow before the step that triggers the alert to work correctly.
All alert handling steps should be added in a workflow before the step which actually triggers an alert. e.g. If a mouse action step opens an alert on page, alert step must be added before that mouse action in a workflow to make it work.
Configurations
| Field Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Web Browser Name | You can select any one Web Browser Name from the given list. Note: Select the same Web Browser Name which was selected in Start Browser Step. |
| Alert Operations | Specify the alert operation to perform from list: - Default Alert -Confirm Alert -Prompt Alert |
| Options | Field is enabled for Confirm Alert and Prompt Alert.Field is providing option as: Cancel and Accept. |
| Value | Through this field you can specify the value you want to set in the alert.Note: This field is enabled when Alert Operations is Prompt Alert and Options is Accept. |
Alert Operations The following table contains the description of each Alert Operation:
| Field Name | Description |
|---|---|
| Default Alert | This option should be used to handle a default alert which contains a message and only Ok button. |
| Confirm Alert | This option should be used to handle a confirm alert which contains a message, Ok and cancel buttons. |
| Prompt Alert | This option should be used to handle a confirm Prompt Alert which contains a message, ok and Cancel button. |