I need an information how to use loadmacrotree, I need examples
Changed: To reduce the start-up time the macro list not loaded when the RPA software is started from the command line or the bookmark. This behavior can be controlled with loadmacrotree=1 or 0 (default is 0).
For command line (batch file) I think need to add &loadmacrotree=1 to activate macro loading like old ui vision version
For bookmarks how i can set loadmacrotree=1 ?
If i do not add loadmacrotree=1 run command in macro can load the macro runned inside others macro or give error (macro not found) ?
For command line (batch file) I think need to add &loadmacrotree=1 to activate macro loading like old ui vision version => YES (you can, but should not need it for the macro to run ok)
For bookmarks how i can set loadmacrotree=1 ? => YES (you can, but should not need it for the macro to run ok)
If i do not add loadmacrotree=1 run command in macro can load the macro runned inside others macro or give error (macro not found) ? => RUN command works fine even with loadmacrotree=0 (the problems discussed earlier was a bug in V5.5.3)
Unknown command line parameter: "loadMacroTree", do you mean "loadmacrotree"?
But in docs the command seem correct how i added
loadMacroTree=0 - (V5.5.3 and higher) load all macro files a startup in side bar (increases startup time, default is “0”). Note that when using loadMacroTree=0 UI.Vision RPA looks directly on the file system for the macro, and thus the folder and macro names are case-sensitive on Linux and within the HTML5-storage (= browser file system).
And for bookmarks is it loadmacrotree=0 or loadmacrotree:0
I’m on Chrome and want to make sure all command line and bookmark syntax is correct before the extension auto-updates
In docs I read to use “loadMacroTree” but if you use this give error (see log) need this syntax “loadmacrotree” NOT “loadMacroTree” like writed in docs.
Log
* [warning] Unknown command line parameter: "loadMacroTree", do you mean "loadmacrotree"?
From docs
loadMacroTree=0 - (V5.5.3 and higher) load all macro files a startup in side bar (increases startup time, default is “0”). Note that when using loadMacroTree=0 UI.Vision RPA looks directly on the file system for the macro, and thus the folder and macro names are case-sensitive on Linux and within the HTML5-storage (= browser file system).