Example: Passing Parameters via Another Process

Scenario:
Using a main process to call a sub-process, with parameters passed in and received during the process.

Recommendation:
Use the RPA sharing code below to import the process into your own process list. The example mainly explains the key steps and overall approach; If you need other steps, please explore them on your own.

Main process share code:

AdsPowerRPA_Plus I'm sharing the task flow with you. To get the flow, navigate to AdsPower's RPA Plus [Processes] section, click the [Get process] button and enter the code: Udn3FRvmRuocg

Sub-process share code:

AdsPowerRPA_Plus I'm sharing the task flow with you. To get the flow, navigate to AdsPower's RPA Plus [Processes] section, click the [Get process] button and enter the code: tG5qqqQ9Pzyeb

Instructions

Sub-process

1. In the sub-process, the Start Process node includes a parameter named main_url, which is used to receive the parameter passed from the main process.

2. The website is accessed using the value of this variable.

3. Wait for the search box on Google to appear, and store the result in the variable isShowSearch.

4. Use the Export Variable feature in Manage Variable to export the isShowSearch variable to the main process. Multiple variables can be exported in this way.

Main Process

1. In the main process, use Manage Variables → Add Variable to create a new variable named url, with the value https://www.google.com.

2. Then use Apply Created Process to call the sub-process. The sub-process’s global variables will be listed automatically. Pass the url variable into the corresponding parameter.
   ① This completes the parameter passing from the main process to the sub-process.
   ② There will also be a return value, which stores the collection of variables exported from the sub-process. This return value is an object.

3. Use Extract Field to extract isShowSearch from the object.

4. Finally, use the extracted variable in the main process according to your needs.