appium+python+android
There was a problem locating the module input
send_Keys error
Appium reports an error message: cannot set the element to ‘XXXX’. Did you interact with the correct element?
I checked the information and said it was due to the module attribute of Android
The module attribute that can be entered is android.widget.edittext
However, because the module attribute I need to enter is not this attribute, send_ Keys failed
Also tried get_Value() and other input methods are not feasible
Currently, no method is found to use send_keys, Look at what others say you can locate through uiautomator (you can try if you haven’t tried)
At present, the place I encounter is login, so I use driver.press_Keycode() method, input through Unicode keyboard, but presskeycode needs key code, which is more troublesome.
The following is the positioning and use of uiautomator given by netizens
driver.find_element_by_android_uiautomator('new UiSelector().text("Positioning Properties")').send_keys('Input content')
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