Actions57
- 1. Manager Actions
- 2. Mouse Actions
- 3. Keyboard Actions
- 4. Browser Control Actions
- 5. Element Actions
- 6. Image Actions
- 7. Others Actions
- 8. Email Actions
- 9. Developer Actions
- 10. General Debug Actions
2. Mouse → mouse_scroll_object
AI-generatedSummary
Scrolls the browser until the element identified by XPath is visible, waiting up to the configured timeout. Sends the request through MQTT to the selected worker session; optionally waits for a response and includes selected fields from incoming items.
Inputs
- topic (required) — MQTT topic used to route the request.
- qos — MQTT delivery quality level; defaults to 1.
- includeInputItems — When enabled, attach incoming item data to the request payload.
- includeInputItemsFields — When attaching incoming data, select fields using comma-separated names or nested paths.
- waitForResponse — Wait for the MQTT response before returning; defaults to false.
- responseTimeoutSec — Maximum time to wait for a response when waiting is enabled; defaults to 60 seconds.
- delayNextStepMs — Delay before continuing after publishing, or after receiving a response when response waiting is enabled; defaults to rand(200,1000).
- mouse_mouse_scroll_object__remote_port (required) — CDP remote port used to route the action to the intended worker session; 127001 denotes a local session.
- mouse_mouse_scroll_object__xpath — XPath identifying the element to scroll into view. The UI permits an empty value.
- mouse_mouse_scroll_object__duration_ms — Optional movement duration in milliseconds; the UI permits an empty value.
- mouse_mouse_scroll_object__timeout_sec — Maximum seconds to wait for the element to become visible before reporting an error; defaults to 5.
- mouse_mouse_scroll_object__central_click_flag — Boolean option describing central versus randomized targeting in the UI; defaults to false.
Output shape
MQTT operation result passed through as n8n output items
The operation may wait for a response depending on Wait For Response. The UI describes Central Click, but the source pack does not expose the action implementation body, so its runtime effect and the precise response fields cannot be established from the provided source.
