we want to automate an web application with Robot framework/SeleniumLibrary. The app contains some tables, which do not have simple unique identifiers like id/name/class... They only can be uniquely identified via a nested property. Here a sample excerpt of the properties window (DevTools)
grid: window.<computed>
> FormSubmitOnlyChanged : true
> ...
> _dataprocessor: dataProcessor
> autoUpdate: false
> ...
> serverProcessor: "/TEST/GridNew/multi?group=getMetaData&name=Sources&editing=true"
> ...
> ...
...
The Element looks as following:
* The id parameter contains an dynamic id and can therefore not be used for object identification.
We tried some approaches, e.g.
//div[contains(#grid._dataprocessor.serverProcessor, 'group=getMetaData&name=Sources')]
or
//div[contains(#serverProcessor, 'group=getMetaData&name=Sources')]
but none of them did work. Does anybody have an idea how to get an XPath that makes it possible to contain the nested property? Thank you in advance.
Please try this XPath:
"//div[contains(., 'group=getMetaData&name=Sources')]"
The dot . means here any attribute containing group=getMetaData&name=Sources value.
Also, I see the parent element in the shared picture is hidden. Maybe this causes your problems?
Please try this below xpath:
//div[starts-with(#id,'cgrid2_')]
The developers now managed it to set an id manually to overwrite the generated dynamic ID. Furthermore, after more research, it seems to be not possible to use this property for XPath.
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I have the following XML:
<envelope>
<action>INSERT</action>
<auditId>123</auditId>
<payload class="vendor">
<fizz buzz="3"/>
</payload>
</envelope>
I am trying to write an XPath expression that will pluck out vendor (value for the payload's class attribute) or whatever its value is.
My best attempts are:
/dataEnvelope/payload[#class="vendor"]#class
But this requires the expression to already know that vendor is the value of the attribute. But if the XML is:
<dataEnvelope>
<action>INSERT</action>
<auditId>123</auditId>
<payload class="foobar">
<fizz buzz="3"/>
</payload>
</dataEnvelope>
Then I want the expression to pluck out the foobar. Any ideas where I'm going awry?
If you need #class value from payload node, you can use
/dataEnvelope/payload[#class]/#class
or just
/dataEnvelope/payload/#class
At first, your two XML files are out-of-sync - one references envelope and the other references dataEnvelope. So exchange one for the other, if necessary.
So, to get the attribute value of payload, you can use an XPath expression like this which uses a child's attribute value to be more specific:
/envelope/payload[fizz[#buzz='3']]/#class
Output is:
vendor
If the document element can/will change, then you can keep the XPath more generic and select the value of the class attribute from the payload element that is a child of any element:
/*/payload/#class
If you know that it will always be a child of envelope, then this would be more specific(but the above would still work):
/envelope/payload/#class
So I have a case where I need to be able to work on the actual Hyperlink element inside the body of the docx, not just the target URL or the internal/externality of the link.
As a possible additional wrinkle this hyperlink wasn't present in the docx when it was opened but instead was added by the docx4j-xhtmlImporter.
I've iterated the list of relationships here: wordMLPackage.getMainDocumentPart().getRelationshipsPart().getRelationships().getRelationship()
And found the relationship ID of the hyperlink I want. I'm trying to use an XPath query: List<Object> results = wordMLPackage.getMainDocumentPart().getJAXBNodesViaXPath("//w:hyperlink[#r:id='rId11']", false);
But the list is empty. I also thought that it might need a refresh because I added the hyperlink at runtime so I tried with the refreshXMLFirst parameter set to true. On the off chance it wasn't a real node because it's an inner class of P, I also tried getJAXBAssociationsForXPath with the same parameters as above and that doesn't return anything.
Additionally, even XPath like "//w:hyperlink" fails to match anything.
I can see the hyperlinks in the XML if I unzip it after saving to a file, so I know the ID is right: <w:hyperlink r:id="rId11">
Is XPath the right way to find this? If it is, what am I doing wrong? If it's not, what should I be doing?
Thanks
XPathHyperlinkTest.java is a simple test case which works for me
You might be having problems because of JAXB, or possibly because of the specific way in which the binder is being set up in your case (do you start by opening an existing docx, or creating a new one?). Which docx4j version are you using?
Which JAXB implementation are you using? If its the Sun/Oracle implementation (the reference implementation, or the one included in their JDK/JRE), it might be this which is causing the problem, in which case you might try using MOXy instead.
An alternative to using XPath is to traverse the docx; see finders/ClassFinder.java
Try without namespace binding
List<Object> results = wordMLPackage.getMainDocumentPart().getJAXBNodesViaXPath("//*:hyperlink[#*:id='rId11']", false);
I'm working on creating a custom report report page in CQ5. I've got my reportbase and columnbase components set up correctly, by following the steps listed here. I am able to, for instance, pick up all the templates that are available, by setting the property nodeTypes to cq:Template
I want to add a constraint to it, say for example pick up templates whose jcr:title is foo. I created a node under querybuilder called propertyConstraints and added my constraints in the form of nodes below it, as describedhere. However, this does not work for me at all.
What is the correct way to add constraints to the querybuildernode? Has anyone tried this?
Also, once I get this working correctly, can I extend this example to return pages of a specific template?
Have you looked into the QueryBuilder API? Adobe's documentation discusses how to match 1 or more property values.
Create a node propertyConstraints under queryBuilder of type nt:unstructured
create another node under propertyConstraints with any name.
Add properties to this node :
name String jcr:title
value String foo
I have my tag ${file.name} in a jsp file to display a name of file to download
name containt a full file name,include file extension. for example
testfile.png
a-file.zip
testfile-test505454654.png
a-filenum5468.docx
other_file_with_a_name_very_very_very_larrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrrge.pdf
Files with very long names, crash my layout.
I think the way to format the file name to shorten it but include the extention. Maybe
testfile.png
a-file.zip
testfile-test505454....png *
a-filenum5468.docx
other_file_with_a_na....pdf *
How I can do?
in href no problem because it is done by id ${file.id}
If file is a POJO, you may add a getter-method to the POJO (something like String getShortName(){}) that returns a short version of the file name. And then use the method in your EL expression: ${file.shortName}.
I would write and register a custom tag that would take care of shortening the output to a maximum length
<custom:short value="${file.name}" var="shortFileName" />
The tag would take care of shortening based on defaults or values you specify in the element and putting it the result in a request attribute you can use anywhere after that declaration.
Since the requirements can be used many times so You should go with CUSTOM Tag solution like #Sotirios Delimanolis suggested.
JSTL function ( Like c:fn ) is another solution. Using jstl function get better performance than Custom tag ( simple / classic model )
Link: http://www.noppanit.com/how-to-create-a-custom-function-for-jstl/
I am testing a website where the user has an option to change the input fields to Textbox and Dropdown. Whether the user changes it to dropdown or textbox, the xpath for the input field is the same. So, I am not sure how to write the test steps for this situation.
I would like to do something like:
if (dropdown present)
{
Selenium.Select("dropdown xpath", "option");
}
else if (textbox present)
{
Selenium.Type("texbox xpath", "option");
}
Can anyone please help me out? Is there a way in Selenium to check if a input is of type "text"?
You can use selenium.isElementPresent(locator), enclosed within you if (..) construct to check for the presence of an element, and perform operations accordingly.
I didn't see a simple property in selenium, but you can definitely get it by calling javascript:
IWebElement element = ...
string tagName = ((IJavaScriptExecutor)webDriver).ExecuteScript("return arguments[0].tagName", element).ToString();
Another alternative is to create 2 xpaths that will only work for one or the other, and attempt to find the textbox within a try/catch. If it hits the catch, then search for the dropdown instead.