Password input is empty in a request

[Ivan]

There is a simple login form with a password input field (a username is a default).

So, when I type the password by hand using a keyboard I have a correct submit where the password corresponds which I enter.

But when I start a test from Telerik Test Studio with a step Enter text "password" in InputPassword
and click a login button the submit request has the password empty.

angular.element("#inputPassword")[0].value returns the valid value.

Control type for InputPassword  is HtmlInputPassword.
HTML of the form and submit function code are attached.

Please help. Where is a problem?

[Ivan]

I have found the answer. You should enable the SimulateRealTyping property.

[Boyan Boev]

Hello Ivan,

I am happy that you have found the solution.

SimulateRealTyping acts as a real user against the browser and the application.

If you need further assistance please let us know.

Regards,
Boyan Boev
Telerik by Progress

 

 

[parkway]

I guess the situation of mine is different from you. I tried to input the password and the blank became empty too. I have enabled the SimulateRealTyping property but it just became nothing no matter of using the keyboard by hand or the browser automatically. Lately I tried to reset my password and it against for my password is too simple without few special characters.( The original password was not set by me) so I had to ask help for the Safest Password Manager that I searched on the Internet and it gave me one. I tried this one to reset and it passed. I tried to log in again with the new one but I still can not make it. The last reason I can think of was my speed of PC cause there was too many files that inflected a lot.I tried to press them as ZIP and it became better. I just want to say the speed of my PC made these situation too many times, there is nothing wrong with the software and it works well. I just need somewhere safe to be my Best Password Keeper cause I need to encrypt every ZIP files.

 

[Elena]

Hi,

Thank you for reaching us out. 

To double check what might be going worng with typing the password you could run the test with annotations toggled on (please refer to point 5 of this article). This will highlight the target elements of each step and will allow you to better understand if the execution is too fast and an execution delay is required or the password field is not correctly located and its find expression needs to be changed. 

Please let me know if there is any issue with Test Studio that you are facing! Thanks! 

Regards,
Elena Tsvetkova
Progress Telerik