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@Wolfe1 Can't use Get Element Attribute because i get value from new develop desktop application and locator with accessibility_id by automation_id(cashtotalamount). Please clarify how to locate and get value from this element locator.
Example:
${value}= Zoomba.DesktopLibrary.Get Element Attribute accessibility_id=cashtotalamount
Log to console ${value}
Now Result : none

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@daylight24 Get Element Attribute takes two parameters, a locator and the attribute you wish to get: https://accruent.github.io/robotframework-zoomba/DesktopLibraryDocumentation.html#Get%20Element%20Attribute

So for value it should be like that example I listed:

${value}=     Get Element Attribute      accessibility_id=cashtotalamount       Value.Value
Log    ${value}    WARN

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@Wolfe1 I had try anyway to use this function "Get Element Attribute" I try with any attribute but log always return value "None". Please Clarify if you has solution for this case.

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@daylight24 here is an example you can try with the built-in windows 10 calculator:

*** Settings ***
Library           Zoomba.DesktopLibrary
Force Tags        Windows

*** Variables ***
${REMOTE_URL}           http://127.0.0.1:4723/wd/hub
${APP}                  C:/Windows/System32/notepad.exe

*** Test Cases ***
Wait For And Click Element By Id Keyword Test
    Open Application    ${REMOTE_URL}     platformName=Windows    deviceName=Windows   app=${APP}   port=4724
    Maximize Window
    Wait For And Input Text      Name=Text Editor     testing
    ${value}=     Get Element Attribute     Name=Text Editor       Value.Value
    Log    ${value}    WARN
    Quit Application
    Wait For And Click Element      Name=Don't Save

In this test I type 'testing' into the text editor. This makes the value of the Text Editor equal to 'testing'

This can be seen using accessibility insights:

or in the older inspect.exe which will actually spell it out correctly as 'Value.Value':

Accessibility insights can be downloaded here: https://accessibilityinsights.io/

Insights.exe is a part of the Windows SDK, some information here: https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/win32/winauto/inspect-objects?redirectedfrom=MSDN

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