If an event fails and fails the script - without validation forcing the failure - you won't be able to use this method as Browser Monitors cannot continue if they hit a 4xx or 5xx etc.
However, if you're failing due to validation or would usually use a locator in the next action to move on, you can use JavaScript events. You can find the documentation on JavaScript Events here.
If the event is failing due to validation, you will need to move the validation check out in to the JavaScript action. Like here if you don't see the text 'Information for parents' then skip the next event.
var content = document.documentElement.outerHTML;
var searchText = "Information for parents";
api.info(content.indexOf(searchText));
if (content.indexOf(searchText) > -1) {
api.skipNextSyntheticEvent();
}
The same is for locators, you can check if locators exist before trying to click on them and then either perform the click in the JavaScript event or use the skip events calls to skip unnecessary events
var target1 = document.getElementById("cancelButton");
if (target1 !== null) {
target1.click();
api.info("--> found survey popup and clicked cancel");
} else {
api.info("--> no popup");
}
