TESTEVERYTHING (QTP,JMETER,SELENIUM,WEBDRIVER)

Sometime while doing automation we have to identify the element which have custom tags like <g> <svg> etc. For this we normally use * that will identify all elements tags in case we have to identify only specified custom tag then we can use below example for this. < svg height = "600" width = "910" xmlns : xlink = "http://www.w3.org/1999/xlink" id = "svgcontent" overflow = "visible" x = "910" y = "600" viewBox = "0 0 910 600" > < g style = "pointer-events:all" > < text fill = "rgb(0,0,0)" font - family = "Sans-Serif" font - size = "13" id = "80-155-126" transform = "rotate(-90, 168, 126)" y = "126" x = "168" style = " pointer - events : inherit "> A100A </ text > </ g > </ svg > Following Xpath will work here ...

We cannot extract css properties of pseudo elements using web driver commands such as ‘.getPropertyValue’ . For this, we need to use JavaScript and execute a js script in selenium web driver. A CSS pseudo-element is used to style specified parts of an element.    For example, it can be used to:    Style the first letter, or line, of an element    Insert content before, or after, the content of an element ISSUE: In above scenario, we need to get the text “Internal Use Only” from UI which is associated with an Anchor (a) tag in DOM with :after CSS tag. The text is present in “content” Style Property as shown in right highlighted box. The :after CSS tag cannot be located directly using web driver and thus required text cannot be retrieved simply by using .getPropertyValue() function in selenium. To achieve this, a javascript needs to be executed in our selenium code : WebElement elementObj = driver . findElement ( By . xpath...

 Refer the below example Whole web page xpath=/html css=html document.documentElement Whole web page body xpath=/html/body css=body document.body All text nodes of web page //text() Element <E> by absolute reference xpath=/html/body/.../.../.../E css=body>…>…>…>E document.body.childNodes[i]...childNodes[j] Element <E> by relative reference //E css=E document.gEBTN('E')[0] Second <E> element anywhere on page xpath=(//E)[2] document.gEBTN('E')[1] Image element //img css=img document.images[0] Element <E> with attribute A //E[@A] css=E[A] dom=for each (e in document.gEBTN('E')) if (e.A) e Œ Element <E> with attribute A containing text 't' exactly //E[@A='t'] css=E[A='t']  Element <E> with attribute A containing text 't' //E[contains(@A,'t')]  Element <E> whose attribute A begins with 't' ...