Well of course after the last utility block you have to add an Element action and give it your MYRANDOMVALUE variable and do the Click action

https://forum.openbullet.dev/topic/454/how-to-use-random-preset-values
Just replace one, two, three with your XPATHs and use a separator that does not clash with the values themselves (if XPATHs can contain a comma, do not use comma as separator use something else and adjust it accordingly).

Since many people asked how to do something like this (for example when you want to use one of your 5 preset user-agents at random), here you go:

SET VAR "LIST" "one,two,three,four,five"
UTILITY Variable "LIST" Split "," -> VAR "NEWLIST"
UTILITY List "NEWLIST" Random -> VAR "MYRANDOMVALUE"

??? What are you talking about? Are you perhaps confusing Java with JavaScript?

Sorry what do you mean with "enable JAVA in the block"?

Thanks @Itamai nice job

Make a list of those xpaths (a list variable in OB) and then use UTILITY List Random to take a random element

Very interesting, most likely it has to do with the heavy amount of text the textbox has to display! So it's not something that can be fixed without switching to another textbox implementation or adding a "hide response source in log" option.

Hey, by going to this website https://www.browserling.com/tools/mysql-password and looking at the sources, you can easily see how a MySQL hash is generated

$(function () {
    mkTool('mysql-password', function (text) {
        var x1 = CryptoJS.SHA1(text);
        var x2 = CryptoJS.SHA1(x1);
        var pass = '*' + x2;
        return pass.toUpperCase();
    });
});

This can easily be replicated with blocks, let me know if you have any trouble!

@zarloule je ne comprend pas, pouvez-vous parler anglais svp?