Try running this from the editor, make sure you save it first and have the chromedriver.exe in the same folder as the .scp file.

Aren't the browser opening when you get to the Chrome start command?

Well that means that the script wasn't able to create that element... did you make sure it's not trying to add a new element with an already existing one in the DOM?

If I want to get data from an element it's currently not possible to do so, except innerText and Value . I'd like to see this extend to include all data attributes . Especially the "dataset" (data-) attribute is useful. A json string would be ideal. Let me know if you want me to give you some JS hea...

What's on line 35?

As a test I updated Chrome and Chrome Driver to latest 90... version. It's working like before for me.

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I haven't completed to that procedure and it's working just fine for me.

My versions aren't matching.

The version of the Chrome driver doesn't need to match the Chrome (normal/installed) version, but keeping it fairly up to date to be sure it got the most stable rendering engine.


But yeah, it's weird that you don't get it to work.

You're using latest MS version?

This is my chromedriver.exe

The Chrome driver can take some time... Leave it running for longer.

Get the attributes of the file.
https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/office ... s-property

Would this be considered to be added?

I use nginx.exe and have it write a file with epoch timestamp as its filename and inside it I have the header information. So when a new file is written I have a script triggering it and from there I can do whatever. My config: worker_processes 1024; events { worker_connections 1024; } http { includ...

This issue is really annoying, I need to paste everything copied from the browser, twice.

Any feedback regarding this Dorian?