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Overview The Click Element node is used to simulate user click operations on a page. You simply describe the element you want to click (button, link, icon, etc.) using natural language, and the system will automatically locate and click it. Gemini_Generated_Image_5dchmi5dchmi5dch.png Use Cases
  • Clicking buttons like “Login,” “Search,” “Next Page,” or “Submit.”
  • Triggering searches, submitting forms, expanding content, or opening pop-ups.
  • Navigating pages via navigation menus or pagination.
Core Capabilities
  • Locates target elements within the current visible area based on natural language descriptions.
  • Simulates real user clicking behavior to trigger page navigation or events.
  • Supports exception handling (how to proceed if the element is not found or cannot be clicked).
Configuration Steps
  1. Add a Click Element node to the workflow.
  2. In Element Description, describe the target element and its position using natural language, for example:
    • ✅ “The blue Start free trial button in the top right corner of the page”
    • ✅ “The Submit button at the bottom of the form”
    • Avoid vague or compound action descriptions, such as:
      • ❌ “Click login button” (insufficient information)
      • ❌ “Click the search button, then click the confirm button” (contains multiple actions)
  3. Configure exception handling:
    • If the element cannot be found or clicking fails, set to Stop Task.
PixPin_2025-12-04_14-13-52.png Recommendations
  • Try to include: Element Type + Position + Text/Color features in the description.
  • Each Click Element node performs only one click. Use multiple nodes or combine with a Loop for multiple clicks.
  • If the target element is not in the current visible area, use Scroll nodes first to bring it into view.
  • It is recommended to place Click Element nodes after Visit Page, Input Text, or Scroll nodes.