If I check “XPath” as Selection Method in the object repository and modify your solution and both solutions below finally work as Selector Editor :
(//*[@title
= ‘ERASE’])[2)]
or
(//*[@title
= ‘ERASE’])[last()]
Thanks a lot !!
If I check “XPath” as Selection Method in the object repository and modify your solution and both solutions below finally work as Selector Editor :
(//*[@title
= ‘ERASE’])[2)]
or
(//*[@title
= ‘ERASE’])[last()]
Thanks a lot !!
If an xpath refers multiple elements on the DOM, It should be surrounded by brackets first () and then use numbering.
if the xpath refers 4 elements in DOM and you need 3rd element then working xpath is
(common xpath)[3].
If you are beginner and need more clarity watch https://youtu.be/k-znmPHjTF0
Please, help me find exactly xpath element as 3 file below:
I try to do steps above but can’t find the 2th xpath element that I want
You need to add to your xpath, since you have multiple objects with the exact same “id”. One in “x-toolbar-right-row” and the other in “x-toolbar-left-row”.
How about maybe something like the below?
//tr[@class="x-toolbar-right-row"]/td[@id="ext-gen138"]
or
//tr[1]/td[@id="ext-gen138"]
id("ext-gen350")/button[@id="ext-gen138"]