You are trying to run xpath values by comparing them.
You want to compare whether there are comments or not.
<div class="media-body">
<a href="https://url" class="ellipsis">
<span class="pull-right count orangered">
+26 </span>
post title </a>
<div class="media-info ellipsis">
admin <i class="fa fa-clock-o"></i> date </div>
</div>
If there is a comment, span class="full-right count or changed" is generated. If you don't have it, it won't be produced.
xpath comment //*[#id="thema_wrapper"]/div[3]/div/div/div[3]/div/div[7]/div[2]/div[1]/div[2]/a/span
xpath nocomment //*[#id="thema_wrapper"]/div[3]/div/div/div[3]/div/div[7]/div[2]/div[1]/div[2]/a/
I think we can compare this with if,else,but I don't know how.
if
#nocomment start
else
#comment stop
I searched a lot for the data, but I couldn't find it. Please help me.
Here's an XPath example to select/click on something without comment. This website seems to use the same system as your sample data :
http://cineaste.co.kr/
To select the entries with no comment for the movies block ("영화이야기"), just use :
//h3[.="영화이야기"]/following::div[#class="widget-small-box"][1]//li[#class="ellipsis"][not(contains(.,"+"))]
We verify the presence of the "+" in the li node to filter the data.
Oh, it's the same system. I tested it and there was an error.
selenium.common.exceptions.NoSuchElementException: Message: no such element: Unable to locate element: {"method":"xpath","selector":"//h3[.='영화이야기']/following::div[#class='widget-small-box'][1]//li[#class='ellipsis'][not(contains(.,'+'))]"}
(Session info: chrome=81.0.4044.138)
from selenium import webdriver
import time
path = "C:\chromed\chromedriver.exe"
driver = webdriver.Chrome(path) #path
'''
'''
driver.get("http://cineaste.co.kr/") #url
time.sleep(0.5)
postclick = driver.find_element_by_xpath("//h3[.='영화이야기']/following::div[#class='widget-small-box'][1]//li[#class='ellipsis'][not(contains(.,'+'))]") #로그인창 활성화
postclick.click()
driver.close()
Could you make an example with the site? I want to ignore the posts with comments and just click the ones without comments.
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I am trying to find a menu element via XPath in the JupyterLab UI; The following is an extract of the list of elements in the menu I am interested in, and should be a good minimal example of my problem:
<li tabindex="0" aria-disabled="true" role="menuitem" class="lm-Menu-item p-Menu-item lm-mod-disabled p-mod-disabled lm-mod-hidden p-mod-hidden" data-type="command" data-command="filemenu:logout">
<div class="f1vya9e0 lm-Menu-itemIcon p-Menu-itemIcon jp-Icon"></div>
<div class="lm-Menu-itemLabel p-Menu-itemLabel">Log Out</div>
<div class="lm-Menu-itemShortcut p-Menu-itemShortcut"></div>
<div class="lm-Menu-itemSubmenuIcon p-Menu-itemSubmenuIcon"></div>
</li>
<li tabindex="0" role="menuitem" class="lm-Menu-item p-Menu-item" data-type="command" data-command="hub:logout"><div class="f1vya9e0 lm-Menu-itemIcon p-Menu-itemIcon jp-Icon">
<div class="f1vya9e0 lm-Menu-itemIcon p-Menu-itemIcon jp-Icon"></div>
<div class="lm-Menu-itemLabel p-Menu-itemLabel">Log Out</div>
<div class="lm-Menu-itemShortcut p-Menu-itemShortcut"></div>
<div class="lm-Menu-itemSubmenuIcon p-Menu-itemSubmenuIcon"></div>
</li>
As you can see, both <li> items contain a <div> with the text Log Out, which is my main problem, as I am trying to write a general Xpath expression that can work for any Menu item. What I am currently trying to use is:
//div[contains(#class, 'p-Menu-itemLabel')][text() = '${item}']
Where ${item} can be any menu item, as all <li> items will have a similar div with text in them. The problem arises with the Log Out item, which is the only one that is repeated twice. In order to handle this special case, I have though of using
//div[contains(#class, 'p-Menu-itemLabel')][text() = 'Log Out']/..[not(contains(#class,'p-mod-hidden'))]
Since either one of the two <li> items will not contain that specific class (i.e., the currently active Log Out element).
This XPath works fine in Firefox and finds the element I am looking for everytime, however Chrome complains that it is not a valid XPath expression. Somehow this reduced version:
//div[contains(#class, 'p-Menu-itemLabel')][text() = 'Log Out']/..
works in Chrome, but any time I try to use an attribute selector on the parent element (i.e. /..[something]) it fails to recognize it as a valid XPath.
Does anyone have any idea of why? And what can I do to make Chrome recognize it as a valid XPath?
It seems that Chrome doesn't like applying a predicate directly from the .. parent axis.
But you can modify to use the long form: parent::*
//div[contains(#class, 'p-Menu-itemLabel')][text() = 'Log Out']/parent::*[not(contains(#class,'p-mod-hidden'))]
Or apply the self::* axis and then apply the predicate:
//div[contains(#class, 'p-Menu-itemLabel')][text() = 'Log Out']/../self::*[not(contains(#class,'p-mod-hidden'))]
<div data-v-1dac319c="" class="ca-modal-header">
<span data-v-1dac319c="" class="ca-modal-header-title">New Claim Attachment</span>
<button data-v-1dac319c="" class="ca-modal-close material-icons">close </button>
</div>
I am unable to select the Close button using XPath.
Following is not working - //span[text()='New Claim Attachment']/following-sibling::button[text()='close']
Your XPath expression doesn't work because you have a small space at the end of your close . contains should work:
//span[text()='New Claim Attachment']/following-sibling::button[contains(., 'close')]
You can use this XPath:
//span[text()='New Claim Attachment']/..//button[contains(text(),'close')]
Or this:
//div[.//span[text()='New Claim Attachment']]//button[contains,text()'close')]
I'm new in JMeter, I'm working on one project on JMeter. where i have to extract value from HTML response depend on condition.
Actual data:
<li class="size size-item 159103">
<button id="productSizesAndGrid-btn-size-1" class="btn selection-button lowStock" data-skucode="159103" data-size="XS 8/10 " data-in-wishlist="false" data-stock-status-name="Low stock"> XS 8/10 </button>
</li>
I want to extract data-code but if data-stock="In stock".
data-stock can be out of stock as well so if data In Stock then and then only i want to extract that value.
I understand simple value extraction using regular expression extractor but couldn't understand how to do this.
when i working with this i realised there are disable data with same attribute and class
<li class="size size-item 159108">
<button id="productSizesAndGrid-btn-size-1" class="btn selection-button outOfStock disabled" data-skucode="159108" data-size="XS 8/10 " data-in-wishlist="false" data-stock-status-name="Out of stock"> XS 8/10 </button>
</li>
Edit:
I tried using below answer : it's not working in my case
Regular Expression : <button id="btnid" class="btn inStock" data-code="(.*?)"(.*?)data-stock="In stock">
Select the first template $1$
Using css selector:
#btnid
this works in my case now problem is i got two elements because both ids are same how to get specific element; i want second one as first one is disabled.
<button id="product-1" class="btn outOfStock disabled" data-code="123456" wishlist="false" data-stock="Out of stock" style="" css="1"></button>
<button id="product-1" class="btn inStock" data-code="123123" data-size="XS 8/10 " wishlist="false" data-stock="Low stock" style="" css="2"></button>
It works if you add 2 in Match No: 2
but i don't know it's correct way or not!
by above solution i still didn't get actual elements which are in stock if i get that then my problem solved but i have only temporary solution; i will appreciate if anyone can show me right way to do it.
Answer: below accepted answer work for me:
Match count: 13
Match[1]=
Match[2]=159109
Match[3]=159110
Match[4]=159111
Match[5]=159112
Match[6]=159103
Match[7]=159104
Match[8]=159105
Match[9]=159106
Match[10]=159107
Match[11]=
Match[12]=
Match[13]=
Don't use regular expressions for parsing HTML, they're hard to develop and maintain, moreover they're fragile and sensitive to markup changes.
I would recommend going for CSS Selector Extractor, the relevant CSS selector to match <button> tags where data-stock attribute is not Out of stock would be something like:
button:not([data-stock=Out of stock])
You need the data-code attribute
Demo:
To achieve this follow below steps:
Add Regular Expression Extractor as a child of the Sampler returning the Response
Regular Expression extractor setting as below:
Regular Expression : <button id="btnid" class="btn inStock" data-code="(.*?)"(.*?)data-stock="In stock">
Select the first template $1$
Proof of it working
Afterwards you can use ${dataCode} anywhere in the script.
I am trying to find the xpath of the element below, so that I can later get the text using Ruby Selenium-webdriver (ie. helloPage.mainHeader.get_text).
<div class="container">
<div class="template-section">
<div class="front">
<h3 class="containerHeading">
<i class="icon_image"></i>
"Hello world <-----------------------3 whitespaces
"
</h3>
</div>
</div>
</div>
I've worked on xpaths but everytime I rerun the test it timesout essentially the element does not exist. It is clearly visible on the UI and not hidden.
Why is my xpath is wrong? I have tried the following:
//div[#class='container']//div[#class='template-section']//div[#class='front']//h3[#class='containerHeading']
//div[#class='front']//h3[#class='containerHeading']
//h3[#class='containerHeading']
I did put sleep prior to executing helloPage.mainHeader.get_text, where mainHeader has the XPath expression, and that didn't work. Is there something mysterious about the Hello World text? The format is indeed like the way I typed it out.
all your xpaths seems correct to me... I think when you are trying to find the element using your xpath ... the element is not loaded properly... try to use explicit wait. Please try to use the code provided below:
wait = Selenium::WebDriver::Wait.new(:timeout => 10)
wait.until { driver.find_elements(:xpath, "Any of your above mentioned xpaths") }
I am using Watir to write some tests for a web application. I need to get the text 'Bishop' from the HTML below but can't figure out how to do it.
<div id="dnn_ctr353_Main_ctl00_ctl00_ctl00_ctl07_Field_048b9dfa-bc64-42e4-8bd5-b45385e5f45b_view" style="display: block;">
<div class="workprolabel wpFieldLabel">
<span title="Please select a courtesy title from the list.">Title</span> <span class="validationIndicator wpValidationText"></span>
</div>
<span class="wpFieldViewContent" id="dnn_ctr353_Main_ctl00_ctl00_ctl00_ctl07_Field_048b9dfa-bc64-42e4-8bd5-b45385e5f45b_view_value"><p class="wpFieldValue ">Bishop</p></span>
</div>
Firebug tells me the xpath is:
html/body/form/div[5]/div[6]/div[2]/div[2]/div/div/span/span/div[2]/div[4]/div[1]/span[1]/div[2]/span/p/text()
but I cant format the element_by_xpath to pick it up.
You should be able to access the paragraph right away if it's unique:
my_p = browser.p(:class, "wpFieldValue ")
my_text = my_p.text
See HTML Elements Supported by Watir
Try
//span[#id='dnn_ctr353_Main_ctl00_ctl00_ctl00_ctl07_Field_048b9dfa-bc64-42e4-8bd5b45385e5f45b_view_value']//text()
EDIT:
Maybe this will work
path = "//span[#id='dnn_ctr353_Main_ctl00_ctl00_ctl00_ctl07_Field_048b9dfa-bc64-42e4-8bd5b45385e5f45b_view_value']/p";
ie.element_by_xpath(path).text
And check if the span's id is constant
Maybe you have an extra space in the end of the name?
<p class="wpFieldValue ">
Try one of these (worked for me, please notice trailing space after wpFieldValue in the first example):
browser.p(:class => "wpFieldValue ").text
#=> "Bishop"
browser.span(:id => "dnn_ctr353_Main_ctl00_ctl00_ctl00_ctl07_Field_048b9dfa-bc64-42e4-8bd5-b45385e5f45b_view_value").text
#=> "Bishop"
It seems in run time THE DIV style changing NONE to BLOCK.
So in this case we need to collect the text (Entire source or DIV Source) and will collect the value from the text
For Example :
text=ie.text
particular_div=text.scan(%r{div id="dnn_ctr353_Main_ctl00_ctl00_ctl00_ctl07_Field_048b9dfa-bc64-42e4-8bd5-b45385e5f45b_view" style="display: block;(.*)</span></div>}im).flatten.to_s
particular_div.scan(%r{ <p class="wpFieldValue ">(.*)</p> }im).flatten.to_s
The above code is the sample one will solve your problem.