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File read all text
File read all text is an action used to read the entire content of a .txt formatted text file at once. All the data inside the file will be returned as a single string and stored in an output variable.
File Path: The absolute path to the .txt file to be read (e.g., D:\data\content.txt).
Output variable: The name of the variable to store the read string structure.
Practical example: Reading the content of a prepared article
Suppose you have prepared a long article (consisting of multiple sentences, line breaks, and spaces) stored in the text file D:\GPM\post.txt. You want to retrieve all this content to automatically fill in the post field on the browser:
Configuration:
File Path: Enter the path D:\GPM\post.txt
Output variable: Name the variable to store the result as $textContent.
Result: The system will capture all characters and line structures in the file and assign them to the variable $textContent. In the subsequent steps, you just need to call the Key press action to input this $textContent variable into the website's input field.
