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Overview The Input Text node is used to automatically enter text into web input fields, such as search bars, form fields, or message boxes, replacing manual entry. Gemini_Generated_Image_7lk8kz7lk8kz7lk8.png Use Cases
  • Entering keywords in a search box and triggering a search with Click Element.
  • Automatically filling out registration forms, login information, or contact details.
  • Entering messages in comment boxes, chat boxes, or guestbooks.
  • Using parameters to batch input different content (e.g., different product names, emails).
Core Capabilities
  • Locates input fields within the visible area via natural language description.
  • Automatically clears existing content and enters the specified text.
  • Supports referencing preceding node parameters as dynamic input content.
Configuration Steps
  1. Add an Input Text node.
  2. Configure Input Box Description, for example:
    • “The search box at the top of the page”
    • “The email address input field in the registration form”
    • “The message input box in the bottom right corner of the page”
  3. Configure Text Content:
    • Directly enter fixed text (e.g., customer service).
    • Enter / to reference parameters, such as {{product_name}} or {{user_email}}.
  4. At runtime, the node will automatically:
    • Locate the described input box.
    • Clear original content.
    • Enter the specified text and proceed to the next step.
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  • Each Input Text node is responsible for one input field. Use multiple nodes for multiple fields.
  • If the input box is not in the current visible area, use a Scroll node first to navigate to the corresponding area.
  • For dynamic input (content changing with loops), prioritize using parameter references (/) for easier reuse.
  • For scenarios where pages load slowly, consider adding a Wait node before Input Text.