Performs a click on the first found element, such as a button or a link, represented through an accessor e.g. ID, CSS Selector, XPath, .. and matching location query string e.g. #myButton.
Learn more about the Document-Object-Model.
Example: Open https://www.knime.com and click on the 'Download' button with 'Link Text' as accessor and 'Download' as location.
Specifies which attribute or value e.g. ID, Link Text, CSS Selector,.. of the element to find.
Available options:
Query according to the chosen accessor specifying the element to click.
Time, in seconds, for an element to be located until finally failing. If the element has been located earlier, this will not prolong the execution time.
Intervals in which an element is searched for within the given timeout.
Available options:
Number of repetitions an element will be searched for and clicked.
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