Hi @Mpumi_Setshedi
In that case, I suggest you use a DOM to access these page elements. Using BotCity this approach is possible, see the documentation https://documentation.dev/frameworks/web/dom/
I reproduced the walkthrough you mentioned locally, using the same website that appears in the print screen above.
And I solved it this way:
# self.find_element("page-item", By.CLASS_NAME) == next page button
while self.find_element("page-item", By.CLASS_NAME) != None:
# Find the table element on the page
table = self.find_element("table", By.CLASS_NAME)
# Finds all elements with tag "tr" inside table element
lines = table.find_elements_by_tag_name('tr')[1:]
# tr refers to each row in the table
# Starts at 2 because the first row is the header
tr = 2
for line in lines:
# Finds the element that contains the type of the table
type = self.find_element(f"/html/body/div/div[2]/div/table/tbody/tr{[tr]}/td[4]", By.XPATH)
# Finds the element that contains WIID of the table
WIID = self.find_element(f"/html/body/div/div[2]/div/table/tbody/tr{[tr]}/td[2]", By.XPATH)
tr = tr + 1
if (type.text) == "WI3":
# Go to the download link
self.navigate_to(f"https://acme-test.uipath.com/work-items/{WIID.text}")
# Click on donwload
self.find_element("/html/body/div/div[2]/div/div[2]/div/div/div[1]/p/a/button", By.XPATH).click()
# backs to table page
self.back()
# Click next page button
self.find_element("page-item", By.CLASS_NAME).click()
Where:
self.find_element(“page-item”, By.CLASS_NAME) is the html element referring to the button to move to the next page, as shown in the image below, that is, while this button exists on the screen, the loop will continue to occur.

tr = 2, because each tr is a row of the table. It starts at 2 because the first line is the header.
type = self.find_element(f"/html/body/div/div[2]/div/table/tbody/tr{[tr]}/td[4]", By.XPATH) is the element that contains the Type of the table.
WIID = self.find_element(f"/html/body/div/div[2]/div/table/tbody/tr{[tr]}/td[2]", By.XPATH) is the element that has the WIID from the table.
Finally, I just check if the element type is the element I want to download the file, if it is, I navigate to the download page passing the WIID in the url, and click download.
I use self.back() to go back to the page with the table and when the loop is finished I click on the next page to continue this process until the last active page.