Missing a character of string when Text Into Secure is run

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Hi. when I use Type Into Secure with Hardware Events, a character of string is not input in the form.

I don’t know the reason.

How can I handle this?

In my case, the character is ‘v’.

‘v’ is not typed to a form when I enter by using Type Into Secure(Hardware Events).

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Convert the same in string & use Type into

StrVar= (new System.Net.NetworkCredential(“”, mySecureString,)).Password

3

Hi @very

Check out this thread

Hope it helps!!

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I am using Assign activity like the below

ppp = (new Net.NetworkCredential(“”, “vopo333”)).SecurePassword

and use the variable ppp in Type Into(secure, hardware events).

‘v’ in “vopo333” is missing…

Just opo333 is typed in the form.

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Hi @very

Give the delay before Type Into of Password and try.

Regards

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I already did, I gave enough delay(5s).

but the same thing happens.

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Hi @very

Use Check App state activity and indicate the Password block. If the target appears then give Type Into activity and type the password.

or use Get password activity
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The output variable type is also System.String

Regards

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Hi @very

Can you try to use Simulate Type option

Cheers!!

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Hi @very

Check by debugging the code by using BreakPoint for that activity in the immmediate Panel,Whether the variable storing the value or not.

Hope it helps!!

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Hi

Can you try using SimulateType or SendWindowsMessages?

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Ensure that the target application has the focus when the “Type Into Secure” activity is executed. Some applications may not capture keyboard input if they are not the active window.

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@very

Try using a click activity before type into and then use type into without qctivate and click before and check if it resolves

Cheers

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Sometimes, it could be that the bot is typing it too fast. Can you try the option of “Delay between keys”

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Hello @very,

Sometimes, this type of situations arise that are contingent upon the behavior of the application. In such cases, it’s advisable to experiment with various property settings, such as:

  • Initially, attempt with the ‘Simulate’ type.
  • Next, try introducing a delay between keystrokes.
  • Consider using the ‘SendWindowsMessages’ option.

Typically, one of the aforementioned methods should resolve the issue.