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Dynamic XPath using Different Approaches And FindElements Concept – Selenium WebDriver Session 6

How to design Custom Dynamic XPath using Contains, Starts-with, Ends-With and text() functions. The concept of FindElements method – How to get total page links count using FindElements method.

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20 comments

  1. Amanpreet Sahdev

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  2. Meghraj Sharma

    Great Tutorial by you sir and examples are really illustrative. One Suggestion in your next tutorial please increase font size so that we can see these video in tablet as well. Thanks a lot for your training.

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  4. Abdul Rauf

    Hi Naveen,

    I love your way of explanation and sincerely appreciate your work.

    I’ve a concern about dynamic id.

    As you said for dynamic id we can use
    1. contains()
    2. starts-with()
    3. ends-with()
    But what if we have multiple ids with the same pattern, let’s say we have ‘id1’ and ‘id2’ have the same pattern(in top-to-bottom approach) and there are no other locators within the tag except id. I want to get ‘id2’.
    Please suggest.

  5. ernest driggs

    Naveen, best Selenium training I’ve found. Question; I installed the latest Firefox Developers browser but can’t figure out  how to show relative xpath. Is that possible? If so; please provide info. Thanks for the wonderful training. Ernie

  6. yashika tiwari

    Hi Naveen, Thanks for the explanation…I have doubt about the below scenario how to find the Xpath:
    1. Launch Flipkart site
    2. Search mobiles from search option
    3. How to click on Relevance,Popularity,Price — Low to High etc using absolute Xpath as it is dynamic Xpath coming.

  7. Bhavik Desai

    Thanks Naveen for such good information. Just a concern though with font size of text in editor. Can you please increase the font size of text in editor so that it will improve readability?

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