Autocomplete data on web pages

[d_alvarez]

Good afternoon everyone, first thanks for your help.

A while ago looking at other publications I saw that you could autocomplete information in Google calendars from the application as an example with the following link

https://www.google.com/calendar/render?action=TEMPLATE&text= 8

My question is the following, would it be possible to perform this same action on other web pages?

For example I would like to complete the user field on the following page

https://smallworldfs.litmos.com/account/forgot

I have tried following the same example of the Google calendar but I can’t get it.

I greatly appreciate your help.
Cheers.

[Steve]

What has this to do with AppSheet?

[d_alvarez]

Hi Steven, what I’m trying to do is autocomplete the user field from appsheet, in my application I implemented autocompletion in the google calendar a while ago, and I was wondering if this is possible as with the google calendar on other websites.

As you can see in the following example, the google calendar is autocompleted, I want to get something like this in appsheet

drive.google.com

Example.mp4 (video)

Google Drive file.

Thank you very much for the help you can give me

[Marc_Dillon]

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[d_alvarez]

Hola, Marc_dillon, Thank you very much for the help, I have tried to perform this action but it does not work.

[Steve]

Well, that doesn’t look legitimate at all.

[d_alvarez]

Thank you very much Steve.

[Bellave_Jayaram · Accepted solution]

Not possible in AppSheet. You will need to write an external function (linked via action or webhook) that uses browser automation (like selenium or puppeteer) to achieve this.