Seeking assistance, as I am facing a challenge with transferring a large amount of data from a spreadsheet into a web form located at . Manually inputting this data is time-consuming, so I explored different options and concluded that a javascript bookmarklet would simplify the process by automatically populating the necessary input fields. While the bookmarklet successfully fills in the fields, the website does not recognize the input data when entered via javascript. This issue triggers a client-side javascript validation error. Here is a snippet of the javascript code:
javascript: (() => {
document.getElementById('patientid').value = "TESTTEST";
})();
Although the value is correctly inserted into the field, the client-side javascript continues to report an error as if no text has been entered. I have included a screenshot of the error for reference.
Despite the text being visible in the field, the form does not register it. Any insights into why this occurs? This obstacle renders my solution ineffective, forcing me to manually fill out the entire form. Is there a way to modify the client-side script to recognize the text input? I acknowledge that the elogbook website may contribute to this issue, although I have no control over it. Is there a clever method using the bookmarklet to bypass the validation and submit the form? Any guidance would be greatly appreciated, as the solution might be straightforward but eludes me.
When examining the underlying html of the form control using Chrome's document inspector, I observed the structure shown in this document inspector screenshot. It appears to utilize angularJS, a framework which I am unfamiliar with. Despite trying various approaches to validate and interact with the object, I remain stuck in resolving this issue.