I need to find a web element that I know it has a specific class (but it's not the only class it has).
I can't find any suitable implementation of ISearchPattern that does that.
Am I missing something? It seems like a must have feature to find web elements.
FYI, with selenium it was something like..
By.className("className")Hi,
You can add custom properties to the web element search pattern using the Add method as described in the "Understanding Object Identification" article. Here is a quick and simple example:
IControl panel = driver.Find<IWebBrowser>(new WebBrowserPattern()
{
ObjectIdentifier = "chrome"
}).Find<IWebPage>(new WebPagePattern()
{
URL = "https://smartbear.com/"
}).Find<IControl>(new WebElementPattern()
{
ObjectType = "Form",
idStr = "form"
}).Find<IControl>(new WebElementPattern()
{
ObjectType = "Panel",
}.Add("className", "nav-addition*"), 6);
Hope this helps!
Thanks for the reply.
I am aware of the Add method. My question was more focused on the fact of having multiple classes applied to an element.
Is the "*" (in "nav-addition*") doing the trick?
Hi,
You wont be able to use a search pattern in this case as className property does not exist in any of the search patterns. The work around for this is as below
IEnumerable<IWebElement> panelObjects = page.FindAll<IWebElement>(new WebCellElementPattern
{
objectType = "Panel"
}, 1000,3000)
IWebObject myPanelObject = panelObjects.Where(l => l.GetProperty<string>("className").Contains("yourclassname"))You can filter the object with class name you want using LINQ on the collection
panelObjects
.
Thanks for the suggestion.
I was looking for something more straightforward and less like a workaround, but I've already had to do this in other use cases.
