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In inspect elements, I tried finding locators with ends-with and [first()] It never worked
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OK I cannot figure out this error. We are running an IE test (testng with selenium) (which opens Edge) on a Jenkins machine. I keep getting this error "Unable to locate an element with the ...
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How can I handle multiple <img> elements in Selenium when all of them have the same id attribute? I need a way to automatically detect and interact with these images, even though they share the ...
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I have to make a design decision. I need to describe paths across hierarchical network graphs. In other words: There can always be a next parent, but we don't know. There can also be always a next ...
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I have an XML file in the format: <items> <item> <id>abc123</id> <name>widget</name> <quantity>1.0</quantity> </item> <...
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I admit I am an XPath novice and I have Googled my face off on this topic so please be gentle. Is it possible to dynamically name identifiers without using XSLT, Java, or Python? Incoming data ...
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I have the following XML response being returned in my Oracle OIC Integration engine: <ListFileResponse xmlns="http://xmlns.oracle.com/cloud/adapter/ftp/Listfiles_REQUEST/types"> <...
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I am automating a confirmation request, and my code gets me all the way to the end, but when it comes to actually confirming my reservation, there is a popup modal window that appears as a layover on ...
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My problem is pretty straight forward, but yet I didn‘t come up with a solution for it - probably because my knowledge about regular expressions is very basic. I am trying to match only the entries of ...
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I've tried several ways, but I just cannot seem to get Selenium to resolve to this HTML element on a page: <button class="btn__primary--large from__button--floating" data-litms-control-...
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I have the following XML document, and I've been using XPath to navigate this and other documents without issues. But one of the elements has an attribute with a namespace that I can't seem to ...
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Xpath doesn't work for text() for paragraph() content but works fine for div. Example: <div> <p> 123 123 some_text </p> <div> Xpath: //*[contains(text(), 'some_text')] Result:...
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I want to find the path to a given XML element (node). I have tried xmllint and xml_grep; both return the element(s) I'm searching for, but as far as I can tell, neither returns the path to that ...
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I need to extract data from a XML column in SQL Server 2016, for this example I'll create a XML variable, but in the real scenario the XML in inside a table so it is not editable. This is a sample of ...
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Robot framework- xpath - how to use translate() function Consider tc1.robot file as below: ... *** Test Cases *** LoginTest ... sleep 5 click element xpath://input[matches(@...
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