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Masking Selenium Variables

When command values contain sensitive information, they Command values can be masked by using an Apica-specific prefix when they contain sensitive information. This prevents the value from being displayed in results. Assume a scenario contains the following commands:

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It is possible to mask the value secretPa$$word in the Check Result page by adding the Store command to store the password as a variable with the prefix maskapica, then and using that variable in the actual command which uses the password. The scenario will contain the following commands after the value secretPa$$word is masked:

When a check is run with a scenario which utilizes a command which contains maskapica, the the The command’s target will be masked on the Check Results page when the check results pageis run:

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This prefix will work with any command that starts with “store."

‘maskapica’ hide a value

Maskapica

When the "maskapica" prefix is used in a command value, the web performance monitor will store the command target (the example Target below is '$(ExternalPassword) ') as is in the result but will mask it (as the example Value below, “maskapicaPassword“) on the check result page. 

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Limitations of Selenium IDE within ASM Scenarios

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When using sendKeys in Selenium IDE, certain the key codes are not available in Scenario Migration.

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${KEY_ENTER}

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, ${KEY_SHIFT}

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, and ${KEY_LEFT}

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are not valid commands within Selenium IDE.

JavaScript Execution

WebDriver’s JavascriptExecutor will wrap all JS and evaluate it as an anonymous expression.

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If you need to simulate a keypress input event, such as pressing the enter key, you must use keyPress or keyPressAndWait (if the keystroke triggers a new page load), with the ASCII as an argument.

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Example: Press enter key and wait for new page load

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