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Revision as of 23:42, 25 January 2024
About
This trigger will fire when a click on specific textual content is detected within a chosen app. Note: This trigger may not work in all cases as some screens/apps may have custom implementations that block click and/or long click detection.
Available configuration
All applications
You can use 'All applications' but it is more recommended to select only the applications where you want to monitor, it could be 1 or more selected applications.
Click | Long click
You can filter only by a simple click or a long click.
Text to match
You can filter only by a simple click or a long click.
Regular expression/Wildcards
Regular expression matching
Regular expression matching (or regex matching) is a technique for finding patterns within text using a specialized syntax known as regular expressions. It's a powerful tool for text processing and pattern recognition.
Wildcards
The referenced text field or variable supports the use of wildcards, you can use wildcards to specify values that match a variety of inputs. * Represents zero or more occurrences of the preceding character or group. ? Represents zero or one occurrence of the preceding character or group. For example, the regular expression ab*c will match: abc abbc abbc abbbbc The regular expression ab?c will match: abc abC