I'm testing a web application using Robot Framework/Selenium. I need to input numerical values to several text fields on a page, and I'm wondering if there's a way I can use a variable to get different random values for each of the fields.
I'm already using this keyword as suite setup:
Random Values
${RANDOM_VALUE} = Generate Random String 3 [NUMBERS]100-200
Set Global Variable ${RANDOM_VALUE}
And then these in the test case:
Input Text ${TEXT_FIELD_1} ${RANDOM_VALUE}
Input Text ${TEXT_FIELD_2} ${RANDOM_VALUE}
Input Text ${TEXT_FIELD_3} ${RANDOM_VALUE}
and it works, but it gives me the same string for each text field I call the ${RANDOM_VALUE} variable to. Is there some way to generate a different random string for every text field on the page by using the same variable for all of them?
I'm still a total newbie in the world of automated testing, and I'm not at all well-versed in Python... I have a feeling that the solution involves using Python in some way, but I have no idea how to actually do that. I've tried searching for the answer or tutorials or something to help me, but I haven't been able to figure it out. Maybe the answer is just so simple that nobody else is having the same problem?
Thank you!
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