Problem With Click at Found Image for Multiple Same Image

[martin]

I'm glad you've found a solution.

@Mfin

But it has happened to me a few times that the refresh starts a few milliseconds before the auction starts and makes me waste time to do a further manual refresh with the possibility that someone else steals the car I wanted to buy. is there the possibility to synchronize the starting time of the macro with the site in question?or is there a more practical solution?

One way I can think of is to pause a few milliseconds before the initial refresh.

Another way is to check if a certain element exists:

Macro: Pause Until Web Page Element Exists [Example]

Continuing the discussion from How can I check if a form field exists?: Use Case Sometimes you need to open a web page URL, but then pause until a certain HTML element is loaded, that you want to use. The below macro does exactly that. It uses the JavaScript querySelector method that uses CSS selectors to define the target Element Using querySelector is much easier than using XPath, but this same approach could be used with XPath (requires modification to the JavaScript) The best way to de…

If the element exists, move forward. If not, refresh the page.