I\'m using Java, Selenium, and Chrome for test automation. Our developers recently upgraded our UI from AngularJS to Angular2 (not sure if that matters). But since then, sendKey
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the behavior also occurs and is even worse: I see that the character is typed in and suddenly after that it disappears. A workaround is to be persistent and just try it again. And again. Until the character is finally typed in.
// Type in every single character
for (int i = 0; i < textToType.length(); i++) {
boolean typingCharacterWasSuccessful = false;
// If typing was not successful before, just type again
while (!typingCharacterWasSuccessful) {
// Type in the character
char singleCharacterToType = textToType.charAt(i);
htmlTextfeld.sendKeys(Character.toString(singleCharacterToType));
// Wait a little. Maybe alternatively/additionally wait.until(...)
Thread.sleep(200);
// Check typed in string.
String inputValueAfterTyping = htmlTextfeld.getAttribute("value");
if (inputValueAfterTyping.length() > i + 1) {
// Alternatively: delete everything and start all over
throw new Exception("Input value too long. Maybe character typed in twice!?");
}
// Typing was successful if the value in the input field is as expected (up to now)
typingCharacterWasSuccessful
= inputValueAfterTyping.equals(textToType.substring(0, i + 1));
}
}