Search. Find steps, functions, and transactions in your TruClient scripts that match the text string specified. For more information, see Search bar.

Go To. Goes to a specific step number.

General Menu. Use to access the TruClient documentation and learn more about your version of TruClient.

Save. Saves changes made to the script.

Script Level. Filters the steps that are visible and replayed in the script.

• Displays and replays level 1 steps only. Level 1 steps are necessary to the business process.

• Displays and replays level 1 and 2 steps. Level 2 steps affect the application in a way that is probably not important to the business process.

• Displays and replays level 1, 2 and 3 steps. Level 3 steps have no apparent effect on the application.

For details, see Modify and view script and step levels.

Action list. Displays the actions (a set of steps) created for each segment of your business process. For details, see Actions overview

Manage Action. Opens the Manage Actions dialog box, enabling you to add, delete, and rearrange the order of actions. For details, see Actions tab.

Opens the TruClient Steps box, enabling you to add steps to a TruClient script. For details, see Steps box.

This button is not available during recording or replay, nor in the Digital Lab tab in a Native Mobile script.

Toggle Breakpoint. Toggles breakpoints on the selected step. For details, see Insert toggle breakpoints.

Undo/Redo. Reverses your last action, or restores your original change.

Snapshot Viewer. The snapshot viewer displays the snapshot in the right pane and adds the following elements:

Previous/Next. Navigates to the screenshot for the previous or next step. The corresponding step is highlighted in the script.

Snapshot type

UI Element	Description
Recording	Displays snapshots that were taken for a specific step during recording.
Interactive Replay	Display snapshots that were taken for a specific step during interactive replay
Iteration	Display snapshots for a specific iteration during interactive replay mode.
Play Slide Show	Display snapshots as a slide show.
Stop Slide Show

View

UI Element	Description
Single	Displays the snapshot for a single step.
Compare	Splits the screen so you can compare snapshots from different modes. Use the Snapshot View buttons in each pane to select which snapshots to view. Click the Sync button to synchronize scrolling between the panes. The snapshot error icon indicates that the snapshot is not current for the step.
Thumbnail	Displays the snapshots in thumbnails view.

<Replay Actions>

Play This Step. Replay the selected step only.

Play Until This Step. Replay from the beginning. Stop before the selected step.

Play From This Step. Replay the script from the selected step.

Note: You cannot use Play From This Step if the target step:

• Is located in an action that is not part of the run logic.

• Is inside a For loop or If block.
• Is a Catch Error step.
• Acts on an Web object that is not available on the current Web page.

<Record>

• Before step. Insert the next set of recorded steps before the selected step.
• Into Step. Insert the next set of recorded steps into the selected step.
• After Step. Insert the next set of recorded steps after the selected step.

Insert/Remove a breakpoint.

<Transaction Steps>

• Start Transaction. Insert a Start Transaction step into the script.
• Surround With Transaction. Insert a Start Transaction and End Transaction steps around a single or multiple steps into the scripts.
• End Transaction. Insert an End Transaction step into the script.

Group Steps. Multiple steps are grouped together as a single step.

Group Into. Multiple steps are group into:

• Action. A group of steps that you define as a new or existing action.
• If Clause. A logical structure that controls the flow of your script.
• For Loop Clause. A logical structure that repeats the steps contained in the loop a specified number of times.
• New Function. A group of steps, such as a login, that you define as a function.

Ungroup Steps. Ungroups the selected steps.

• Cut. Cut select step from the script.
• Copy. Copy selected step in the script.
• Paste. Paste selected step into the script.

You can copy and paste steps from one script into a new or existing script using the Export/Import function.

The following limitations apply:

• You can copy and paste steps between scripts that are developed using the same browser. For example, if you copy steps from a TruClient Browser script, you can only paste them into another script developed in TruClient Browser.

• You can copy and paste steps to and from the Actions or Function Libraries tabs of a script.

Export. Copy selected steps in a TruClient script to paste into another script.

Import. Paste selected steps, that have been exported, into a second script.

Edit Step

Expand the step to display step, argument and transaction properties.

Display all steps and groups.

Note: This differs from the Click to expand button (used inside groups and function libraries) which enables you to expand the contents inside a container only.

Minimize all steps and groups.

Note: This differs from the Click to contract button (used inside groups and function libraries) which enables you to contract the contents inside a container only.

Enables you to change the method of identifying the object.

• Automatic. Allows TruClient to use its internal advanced algorithms to locate the object.

• XPath. Identifies the object based on its XPath expression that defines the object in the DOM tree.

• JavaScript. Enables you to write JavaScript code that references the returned document and use CSS selectors and other standard functions.

• Descriptors. Enables you to identify an object by its properties in an editor.