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Web Recording


It is designed for recording in web apps and browsers (supported: Internet Explorer, Google Chrome), generates containers and uses the Simulate Type/Click input method by default.

 Examples for Web Recordings:
  1. Open an Internet Explorer instance.
  1. In UiPath Studio, create a new sequence.
  1. In the Design tab, in the Wizards group, select Record > Web. The Web Recording toolbar is displayed and the main view is minimized.
  1. Click Automatic Recording. The automating recording process starts.
  1. Navigate to www.amazon.com.

  1. Go to the Sign In page and input your e-mail and password.


Note: 
                     When the Type Into pop-up is displayed for your password, make sure that you select the Type Password check box. Besides the Type Into activity, another activity, Get Password, is created in the sequence. This activity hides the password behind asterisks (*) and stores it in a string variable.




  1. Click Sign In and press Esc two times. The recording is saved and displayed as a project in the Designer panel.
  1. Close and open Internet Explorer manually.

  1. In Studio, press F5. The automation is executed as expected
Note: In above example, IE activities (Opening/Closing) is not automated, If you want to automate them, create activities at beginning (Opening browser) and Ending (Closing Tab/Browser) of project

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