Scroll Down a Page Action

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1. Overview

2. Performing the Scroll Down Action

2.1 Example scenario

2.2. Execution Report

4. Adding a Parameter

5. Related Article

1. Overview

2. Performing the Scroll Down Action

You can perform the scroll down action using keyboard buttons, such as:

• Using the down arrow key on the keyboard.
• Pressing the Page Down key on the keyboard scrolls the page down by a full screen.

2.1 Example scenario

Navigating to SIM Cards in an online shopping site

1. Accessing the Application: Ensure that you have access to the application.
2. Navigating to  the SIM Cards section:
   1. Click on the "Mobiles" section on the online shopping site in India.
   2. Within the mobile phones section, locate and click on SIM Cards.
3. Scrolling to the Desired Item: Add the 'down arrow--3' parameter in 'Add to scroll' UI element value to scroll down the webpage until you find "Tethering T-Mobile 5G Network 1 Month Prepaid Unlimited Local."

2.2. Execution Report

The execution report for the preceding scenario will detail the steps taken to navigate to the SIM Cards section in the online shopping site, including the scroll down action.

4. Adding a Parameter

While adding nodes in the node configuration process, you can parameters. 

If you have already created the project, navigate to the Main Canvas and select the appropriate project under Project Explorer pane. Select the required folder to view the appropriate nodes in the Main Canvas and select the required node, associated feature and the UI element to view Control  List Panel window as shown.

In this window, you can add the parameters as shown in the following screen and click Save.

Similarly, you can add parameters while using the following keys in the keyboard:

• page down key, such as page down --2. 
• page up key, such as page up--2
• up arrow key, such as up arrow--2

If you are at the end of the page and wish to move up, then you can provide parameter as -2. You can also select textbox as your UI element action type.

5. Related Article

Adding and Modifying Default Actions