How to pass input to multi element text box which is varying dynamically using selenium with java

I have one page where it has single text box, same page we have link called “create account“. When I click “create account“, page will be added with one more text box(i.e now text box count go to 2, next click 3 text box, next click 4 text box, etc). So whenever we click “create account” text box will be added on page.

Now I need to identify how many text boxes available in the column and I need to pass input to those text boxes(i.e if page has 3 text box, I need to identify those 3 text box and send input, if page has 4 text box, I need to identify those 4 text box and send input)

Note: All text boxes will be added after clicking “Create account”

When I use following path, I’m able to identify all available text box( 4 text boxes) in the page Element css path: input.form-url[id^=text-box-]

How I can pass input to these text boxes using selenium java? How to store input using arraylist and how to pass to this css path elements?

String textBoxSelector = "input.form-url[id^=text-box-]";
String[] texts = new String[]{"firstText", "secondText", "thirdText"}; 
for (int i = 0; i < texts.length; i++)                            
{ 
  driver.findElements(By.id(ADDBUTTON)).click(); 
}
List<WebElement> textBoxes = driver.findElements(By.cssSelector(textBoxSelector));
for(int i = 0; i< textBoxes.size(); i++){
    textBox.sendKeys(texts[i]);
}

• //3 inputs texts in array
• // first FOR loop clicks button 2 times. so we get total 3 textbixes( 1 default+2 clicks)
• //list textBoxes store the 3 text box elements
• //last FOR loop send input values to those 3 text box values

Answer

I assume there is not problems with waiting until all those elements are loaded and if the input text is a fixed value you can do something like this:

String textBoxSelector = "input.form-url[id^=text-box-]";
String[] texts = new String[]{"firstText", "secondText", "thirdText"};
List<WebElement> textBoxes = driver.findElements(By.cssSelector(textBoxSelector));
for(int i = 0; i< textBoxes.size(); i++){
    textBox.sendKeys(texts[i]);
}

UPD
Updated to use existing input strings array you are already have which length is not shorter that the text boxes amount.