How to analyze the location elements of Se (5)
How to carry out Se (5) positioning element analysis, many novices are not very clear about this, in order to help you solve this problem, the following editor will explain in detail for you, people with this need can come to learn, I hope you can get something.
Package testWd
Import org.openqa.selenium.By
Import org.openqa.selenium.WebDriver
Import org.openqa.selenium.WebElement
Import org.openqa.selenium.firefox.FirefoxDriver
Import org.testng.annotations.Test
Public class findEle {
@ Test
Public void findElement () throws InterruptedException {
System.setProperty ("webdriver.firefox.bin", "D:/Firefox/firefox.exe")
WebDriver dr = new FirefoxDriver ()
Dr.manage (). Window (). Maximize ()
Dr.get ("http://www.baidu.com");"
/ / 1.id
/ * WebElement el1 = dr.findElement (By.id ("kw"))
El1.sendKeys ("English"); * /
/ / 2.name
/ * WebElement el1 = dr.findElement (By.name ("wd"))
El1.sendKeys ("Chinese"); * /
/ / 3.className
/ * WebElement el1 = dr.findElement (By.className ("s_ipt"))
El1.sendKeys ("Spain"); * /
/ / 4.cssSelector
/ * WebElement el1 = dr.findElement (By.cssSelector ("# kw"))
El1.sendKeys ("Taiwan"); * /
/ * WebElement el1 = dr.findElement (By.cssSelector (".s _ ipt"))
El1.sendKeys ("shanghai"); * /
/ * WebElement el1 = dr.findElement (By.cssSelector (".quickdelete-wrap input"))
El1.sendKeys ("beijing"); * /
/ / 5.linktext
/ * WebElement el1 = dr.findElement (By.linkText ("hao123"))
El1.click (); * /
/ / 6.partial linktext
/ * WebElement el1 = dr.findElement (By.partialLinkText ("hao1"))
El1.click (); * /
/ / 7.tagname is not recommended, because if there are multiple tags on the page, only the first tag will be selected.
/ * dr.get ("https://passport.cnblogs.com/user/signin");"
WebElement el1 = dr.findElement (By.tagName ("a"))
El1.click (); * /
/ / using xpath, there are three options:
/ / the first choice is to find id,name first
/ / the second choice, using hierarchical positioning, first locate the parent node, and then locate the child node through the parent node
/ / the third choice is to use document positioning. As long as an element changes or the hierarchy changes, it doesn't work.
/ / 8.xpath, format: / / tag [@ attribute =']
/ * WebElement el1 = dr.findElement (By.xpath ("/ / input [@ id='kw']"))
El1.sendKeys ("qinhuangdao"); * /
/ / xpath,id, tags can be omitted and easy to write, but efficiency may be reduced
/ * WebElement el1 = dr.findElement (By.xpath ("/ / * [@ id='kw']"))
El1.sendKeys ("jinan"); * /
/ / xpath,name
/ * WebElement el1 = dr.findElement (By.xpath ("/ / * [@ name='wd']"))
El1.sendKeys ("tianjin"); * /
/ / hierarchical positioning, non-xpath. Locate the parent node first, and then locate the child node through the parent node.
/ * WebElement el1 = dr.findElement (By.id ("form")) .findElement (By.id ("kw"))
El1.sendKeys ("gansu"); * /
/ * WebElement el1 = dr.findElement (By.id ("form")) .findElement (By.xpath ("span/input"))
El1.sendKeys ("xinjiang"); * /
/ / hierarchical positioning, xpath, first locate the parent node, and then locate the child node through the parent node-pseudo-documented hierarchical positioning
/ * WebElement el1 = dr.findElement (By.xpath ("/ / * [@ id='form'] / span/input"))
El1.sendKeys ("heilongjiang"); * /
/ / xpath, document positioning. Once an element has changed or its hierarchy has changed, it will not work.
WebElement el1 = dr.findElement (By.xpath ("/ html/body/div [2] / div/div/div/div/form/span/input"))
El1.sendKeys ("laiwu")
/ / Thread.sleep (3000)
/ / dr.quit ()
}
}
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