Attended Robot - Assistant

Hello Klaus,

it has been quite a while since I've released this project and didn't think that anybody is actually using it. Since the code is based on Net Framework 4.6 it is a bit of a hussle to migrate it into .Net 6. But I will have a look into it and see what I can do.

Best wishes,

Tobi

Hey Eric,

no, TimeSpan.MaxValue is a good way to go here. Currently the system is not set up to wait "forever". I can add this as a setting in a new release if you want.

Hey Eric, this is not something I can influence. Please contact the UiPath Support if you still find this issue. 

Sorry for the late respsone :/

Hey, 

do you still have this issue? Did you import the package correctly into UiPath?

Sorry for the late respsone :/

Hey Daniel,

under Output you find Button_Clicked. Just put a boolean variable in there to store if a user has clicked the button. But be aware that you have to set the Duration (e.g.: Duration: 00:00:05 -> User has 5 Seconds to click the button). Otherwise the Form will move on.

Ok, that's interesting. What JSON file exactly? Because my Package does not contain any JSON's. It is basically only one Dll-File.

Sorry for the long wait, I hope you understand that I do this in my free time.

I published the Version 1.3.0 with all your requested features and it will be available to you as soon as UiPath has finished their review.

Regards, Tobias

Hello David, so you want to be able to resize the assistant and move the whole window with the mouse? At the moment you can set it to one corner of your screen. I can look into that in 1-2 weeks if you want.

Please rate the component if you like it ;)

Regards, Tobi

Sorry for the long wait, I hope you understand that I do this in my free time.

I published the Version 1.3.0 with all your requested features and it will be available to you as soon as UiPath has finished their review.

Regards, Tobias

Hey Rodney, no sry. But here is a quick walk through.

Create the Form with Form Attended Assistant and pass the Form Object from the Output into the other Activities (Change Text, Change Status, Ask with Button) and at the end close the form again with Close Form. In every Activity there is a Duration setting which allows you to give every update to your form a Delay, so the user has time to read the message. If you do not set Duration the Assistant will only be in that state until the UiPath Process reaches the next Assistant Activity. This is helpful if you want to have a message like "Processing, please wait!" while the robot is doing something else.

If you wan to use the Progress bar you have to use the Add Progress Bar Activity before you start iterating and set the Goal Value (max Value of your iteration) then pass the iterator (int) to Update Progress Bar. If you use any other Activity while the progress bar is updating you have to first add the Bar again.

Hope this helps!