Set element value
Sets the 'value' attribute of the specified element in the browser opened via the 'ElectroNeek Studio'.
The 'Attributes', 'CSS Selector' and 'XPath' sections enables you to identify the element to interact with. One of the above three methods needs to be chosen in order to set the element selector.
Set a value: enables you to directly write a string with the value of the
classattribute of the html-code of the corresponding element, for example,search-input.Save the previous step result: chooses the previous activity result as the class name.
Calculate a value: enables you to use available properties and methods to form the class.
Set a value: enables you to directly write a string with the value of the
idattribute of the html-code of the corresponding element, for example,hiddenLanguageInput.Save the previous step result: chooses the previous activity result as the id.
Calculate a value: enables you to use available properties and methods to form the id.
Set a value: enables you to directly write a string with the value of the
nameattribute of the html-code of the corresponding element, for example,search.Save the previous step result: chooses the previous activity result as the name.
Calculate a value: enables you to use available properties and methods to form the name.
Set a value: enables you to directly write a string with the tag name of the html-code of the corresponding element, for example,
div.Save the previous step result: chooses the previous activity result as the tag name.
Calculate a value: enables you to use available properties and methods to form the tag name.
Set a value: enables you to directly write a CSS-selector string of the specified element, for example,
input[name='btnK'].Save the previous step result: chooses the previous activity result as the CSS-selector.
Calculate a value: enables you to use available properties and methods to form the CSS-selector.
Set a value: enables you to directly write a string which is the selector of the specified element in the XPath form, for example,
//*[@id="rso"]/div[1]/div/div[2]/div/div/div[1]/a.Save the previous step result: chooses the previous activity result as the XPath expression.
Calculate a value: enables you to use available properties and methods to form the XPath expression.
Allows to specify the iframe tab number manually.
The browser tab number with the desired element. Up to five tabs inclusive can be used in an workflow.
Contains an annotation to the block. The input text will be displayed inside the block above the function name.
This activity should be used in case you need to input some data into fields. For example, this may be a search field in an online search engine or fields to enter a login and a password.
