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I'm trying to write a WebPageTest custom script that involves programmatically logging into my web app's Auth0 Lock interface as the first step but haven't been able to get it working.

I set up a private WebPageTest server to get a closer look at what was happening, and from the server logs it looks like the WebPageTest script is setting the value of the username/password fields and clicking submit using vanilla DOM manipulation (i.e. querySelector, click, etc.) but upon form submission, Auth0 Lock doesn't recognize that anything has been filled out in those fields. There's errors saying those fields can't be blank when submit is clicked.

I've used a local WebPageTest Node agent with my private server to successfully login through the Lock widget but don't know how to get performance logs using that approach (no results show after I get to the test results page). That login approach seems to work because the values going into the input fields get programmatically "typed in" through the WebDriver sendKeys function.

I came across this related post on Auth0 forums but don't know how I can incorporate what's being recommended there in the context of a WebPageTest script.

You can reproduce the problem I'm experiencing by going to the Auth0 Lock sample at the top of this page and running the following code in your devtools console:

document.querySelector('.auth0-lock-input[name=email]').value = 'hello@hello.com';
document.querySelector('.auth0-lock-input[name=password]').value = 'testing';
setTimeout(() => document.querySelector('.auth0-lock-submit').click(), 1000)

I expect to be able to programmatically enter input field info and submit it through the Auth0 Lock widget but haven't been able to do so. Does anyone have a solution to this?

continuous-integration automated-tests auth0 auth0-lock webpagetest

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I'm trying to write a WebPageTest custom script that involves programmatically logging into my web app's Auth0 Lock interface as the first step but haven't been able to get it working.

I set up a private WebPageTest server to get a closer look at what was happening, and from the server logs it looks like the WebPageTest script is setting the value of the username/password fields and clicking submit using vanilla DOM manipulation (i.e. querySelector, click, etc.) but upon form submission, Auth0 Lock doesn't recognize that anything has been filled out in those fields. There's errors saying those fields can't be blank when submit is clicked.

I've used a local WebPageTest Node agent with my private server to successfully login through the Lock widget but don't know how to get performance logs using that approach (no results show after I get to the test results page). That login approach seems to work because the values going into the input fields get programmatically "typed in" through the WebDriver sendKeys function.

I came across this related post on Auth0 forums but don't know how I can incorporate what's being recommended there in the context of a WebPageTest script.

You can reproduce the problem I'm experiencing by going to the Auth0 Lock sample at the top of this page and running the following code in your devtools console:

document.querySelector('.auth0-lock-input[name=email]').value = 'hello@hello.com';
document.querySelector('.auth0-lock-input[name=password]').value = 'testing';
setTimeout(() => document.querySelector('.auth0-lock-submit').click(), 1000)

I expect to be able to programmatically enter input field info and submit it through the Auth0 Lock widget but haven't been able to do so. Does anyone have a solution to this?

continuous-integration automated-tests auth0 auth0-lock webpagetest

share|improve this question

asked Mar 24 at 2:20

jlinjlin

163

add a comment | 

I'm trying to write a WebPageTest custom script that involves programmatically logging into my web app's Auth0 Lock interface as the first step but haven't been able to get it working.

I set up a private WebPageTest server to get a closer look at what was happening, and from the server logs it looks like the WebPageTest script is setting the value of the username/password fields and clicking submit using vanilla DOM manipulation (i.e. querySelector, click, etc.) but upon form submission, Auth0 Lock doesn't recognize that anything has been filled out in those fields. There's errors saying those fields can't be blank when submit is clicked.

I've used a local WebPageTest Node agent with my private server to successfully login through the Lock widget but don't know how to get performance logs using that approach (no results show after I get to the test results page). That login approach seems to work because the values going into the input fields get programmatically "typed in" through the WebDriver sendKeys function.

I came across this related post on Auth0 forums but don't know how I can incorporate what's being recommended there in the context of a WebPageTest script.

You can reproduce the problem I'm experiencing by going to the Auth0 Lock sample at the top of this page and running the following code in your devtools console:

document.querySelector('.auth0-lock-input[name=email]').value = 'hello@hello.com';
document.querySelector('.auth0-lock-input[name=password]').value = 'testing';
setTimeout(() => document.querySelector('.auth0-lock-submit').click(), 1000)

I expect to be able to programmatically enter input field info and submit it through the Auth0 Lock widget but haven't been able to do so. Does anyone have a solution to this?

continuous-integration automated-tests auth0 auth0-lock webpagetest

share|improve this question

asked Mar 24 at 2:20

jlinjlin

163

document.querySelector('.auth0-lock-input[name=email]').value = 'hello@hello.com';
document.querySelector('.auth0-lock-input[name=password]').value = 'testing';
setTimeout(() => document.querySelector('.auth0-lock-submit').click(), 1000)

share|improve this question

asked Mar 24 at 2:20

jlinjlin

163

share|improve this question

asked Mar 24 at 2:20

jlinjlin

163

asked Mar 24 at 2:20

jlinjlin

163

asked Mar 24 at 2:20

jlinjlin

163