Selenium Python - send_keys 时髦的行为

Question

Using Selenium with PhantomJS (python 2.7) I find a text box on a page (Cisco Unity 7 FYI), and try to send keys.

driver.find_element_by_id("pwdPwdPassword").send_keys("12345678")
driver.save_screenshot('screen.png')

Looking at the screen shot, only 2 keys are actually sent. Not sure which ones as Unity masks the password. I notice that if I walk through my script in IDLE and slowly enter

driver.find_element_by_id("pwdPwdPassword").send_keys("1")
driver.find_element_by_id("pwdPwdPassword").send_keys("2")
driver.find_element_by_id("pwdPwdPassword").send_keys("3")
driver.find_element_by_id("pwdPwdPassword").send_keys("4")
....

The keystrokes actually make it into the text box. I tried putting a time.sleep(2) between each send_keys in my script but the results are the same. I am hoping there is a trick to this so I don't have to add 30 seconds to my script just to enter this password!

Thanks!!!

Answer 1

As an option, try to use jQuery:

def enter_password(driver, password):
    driver.execute_script("""$("#pwdPwdPassword").val('%s');"""" % password) 
    ## id must be unique per page

Answer 2

Maybe you should store the input field object like this:

input_field = find_element_by_id("pwdPwdPassword")
input_field.send_keys("12345678")

Also try to update your PhantomJs webdriver if this doesn't work