${KEY_ENTER} or any ${KEY_***} doesn't work with html-runner

[Jordannoel]

Meta -

OS: Windows 10
Html-runner version: 3.10.0
Browser: Firefox and Chrome
Gecko Driver : 0.20.0
Chrome Driver : 2.37

Browser Version: Firefox 54.1, Chrome 65.0.3325.181

Expected Behavior -

When I run the command sendKeys id=myId ${KEY_ENTER}, I want it to simulate the behavior of someone pressing enter.

Actual Behavior -

Instead, it fills my text box with null. Every other ${KEY_***} also fill my text box with null.
For example, if I write this :

<tr>
	<td>sendKeys</td>
	<td>id=myId</td>
	<td>test</td>
</tr>
<tr>
	<td>sendKeys</td>
	<td>id=myId</td>
	<td>${KEY_ENTER}</td>
</tr>
<tr>
	<td>sendKeys</td>
	<td>id=myId</td>
	<td>${KEY_BKSP}</td>
</tr>
<tr>
	<td>sendKeys</td>
	<td>id=myId</td>
	<td>${KEY_LEFT}</td>
</tr>
<tr>
	<td>sendKeys</td>
	<td>id=myId</td>
	<td>${something}</td>
</tr>

It will fill my textbox with : testnullnullnullnull
Is it a syntax problem, do I have a bad html-runner version, or a bad chrome/gecko driver ?

[Jordannoel]

The only way I found is to use the deprecated command keyPress, taking as a first parameter the id of the element and as second parameter the value of the key in ascii.
For example :

<tr>
	<td>keyPress</td>
	<td>id=s2id_autogen1_search</td>
	<td>\13</td>
</tr>

Will press enter on my s2id_autogen1_search input.

[barancev]

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