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how to key in value in input field on web page using run javascript action

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hi ,

i want to key in value in input field on web page using run javascript action. plz find attached screenshot Can anyone plz tell how to do this .

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Deenuji_Loganathan_ 6,250 Super User 2025 Season 2 on at

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@kanha123_456

First inspect your target element using F12 in your browser and right click your click(In this example its input textbox), then click "Copy JS Path".

Now go to console and paste the copied element details in console window like below and in the end add ".value" as mentioned in the screenshot.
Now its entered text through javascript.Now you can copy and paste the same script in power automate desktop.

Hope you already launch browser and configured all the parameters and flow is successfully launching your website. now add "Run javascript on webpage" and place the javascript inside the tag.

function execute{
your javascript here
}

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kanha123_456 43 on at

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@Deenuji thanks for help , could u plz also tell if i have many input text fields how to write the script for all the fields in one run javascript action on webpage action

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NathanAlvares24 1,714 Moderator on at

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Hi @kanha123_456 !

Try this script in this format:

function ExecuteScript() { const usernameField = document.querySelector("#username"); const passwordField = document.querySelector("#password"); if (usernameField && passwordField) { usernameField.value = "Hello"; passwordField.value = "World"; return true; } else { return false; } }

So it will return "true" if those query selectors were a success else "false".

I tried in this pic which has 2 input fields:

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