I want to make a google chrome extension that fills some text inputs in a
website that uses Angular. Each text input takes some action on "focus",
"keydown" and "blur". These events are added using some Angular
directives(?). Here's one of the input elements that I want to fill in the
page:
<input id="input-1" data-ng-keydown="keyDown(cell, $event,$
parent.$parent.$index, $index)"
data-ng-focus="cellEnter($event, cell)" data-ng-blur="cellLeave($event, cell)"
data-ng-disabled="timesheet.ReadOnly"
data-ng-model="cell.S_Minutes" class="cellInput ng-valid ng-dirty"
type="text" style="margin-top:4px" maxlength="5">
There are three directives that are interesting to me
data-ng-focus="cellEnter($event, cell)"
data-ng-blur="cellLeave($event, cell)"
data-ng-keydown="keyDown(cell, $event,$ parent.$parent.$index, $index)"
I want to set the value of this input to a value and trigger all the events
above. But I don't know How. If it was pure JS i could do something like
the following but it does not work here. Please note that as I said I
cannot change the logic of the website, I'm developing a chrome extension.
el=document.getElementById('input-1');var evt = new KeyboardEvent('keydown');
el.value="1";
el.dispatchEvent(evt);
Please excuse me if my question seems stupid, I'm in an intermediate level
in JS and know almost nothing about Angular. Any help is highly appreciated.
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