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While saving any flow or sub-flow in Leapwork, users will see a pop up asking the user to add a comment before the flow could be saved. This comment will be saved in the version history in Leapwork of the respective flow/sub-flow. This helps any user to understand at later stage, what changes were done during that earlier saving and also...
Use of 'Binary location' Attribute in 'Start Web Browser' Building Block
Introduction In this article, you will learn how to use the Binary location attribute in the Start Web Browser building block in Leapwork. You’ll learn what this attribute does, where it’s available across different browsers, and how you can use it as a quick workaround if your browser and driver versions don’t match. This is especially...
Which applications can I automate with Leapwork?
Leapwork is an Automation platform allowing companies to create automation cases for Web sites, Desktop applications & Virtual applications, etc. Leapwork is designed and developed for Test automation of function UI test cases including the following capabilities: Easy to learn and automate applications Cost efficient and codeless...
What if Leapwork is not able to click on a web element?
Clicking is an essential task when performing automation on web applications. Even when Leapwork is able to validate a web element, sometimes it is unable to click on specific elements due to heavy DOM or complications with iframes. When Leapwork is unable to click, the action will not be completed on the web page. We can recommend many...
Which language alphabets can Leapwork OCR recognize?
Leapwork OCR can recognize language alphabets in 11 different languages. Users can find the list of available languages under the Language dropdown menu in the Find text and Get text building blocks. Reference the following screenshots: Leapwork is constantly working to extend the OCR capabilities for additional language alphabet support....
What is the difference between token and a wildcard?
Introduction Leapwork Strategy Editor has the capability to capture one or more elements on a web page. In many cases, users are looking to make dynamic strategies so as to capture multiple elements in one go. Wildcards are special symbols and Leapwork supports one standard wildcard: the asterisk (*). The asterisk wildcard corresponds to...
Enhancing Scrolling Efficiency in Desktop UI Applications with Leapwork
In Leapwork, many building blocks include a built-in 'Scroll to Find ' option, which helps users scroll within desktop applications. This option provides several settings, including None, Up, Down, Right, and Left. But what should you do when 'Scroll to Find' isn’t working as expected? In this article, you'll learn how to handle scrolling...
How to run PowerShell from command-line block?
In Leapwork, many times, users are required to use Powershell scripts that are executed in different scenarios specific to the user requirements. Users can use Command Line Block in Leapwork to run the PowerShell script which has been created for the user-specific scenario. Whenever you want to trigger the PowerShell script from the...
How to read and understand Audit Logs
The Audit Log contains information about all events that have occurred on the Leapwork Automation Platform. This includes editorial events as well as the running of flows using scheduling, the REST API or by any other method. Only users with the Administrator role can access the Audit Log and are allowed to filter, search, and export log...
Leapwork Trial - Frequently Asked Questions
Leapwork is asking me for license key during installation. Where can I find it? This indicates that you have accidentally installed more components than what is required. The Leapwork installation package includes all three components of Leapwork i.e. Studio, Controller and Agent. However, for the Leapwork Cloud Trial version you only...