The Browser has FindElementByXPath() method.
But seems like for this to work one would need to give the Xpath from the root layer.
Is there a way to query for child nodes using an xpath ? So that we can give an xpath relative to the current node and not from root ?
Didnt look like the Element class supported querying for subtree using xpath, Is there a workaround ?
Many Thanks!
Prateek
But seems like for this to work one would need to give the Xpath from the root layer.
Is there a way to query for child nodes using an xpath ? So that we can give an xpath relative to the current node and not from root ?
Didnt look like the Element class supported querying for subtree using xpath, Is there a workaround ?
Many Thanks!
Prateek
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Hello Prateek,
For any HtmlControl, you can do a sub find. So something like HtmlControl.Find.ByXPath<>();
Instead of using Element, you can use the same finds to return at least an HtmlControl or a more strongly typed Html Wrapper Class for the tag, like HtmlDiv Wrapper Class for a div.
You can then do a sub find using an XPath as explained above.
Kind regards,
Nelson Sin
the Telerik team
For any HtmlControl, you can do a sub find. So something like HtmlControl.Find.ByXPath<>();
Instead of using Element, you can use the same finds to return at least an HtmlControl or a more strongly typed Html Wrapper Class for the tag, like HtmlDiv Wrapper Class for a div.
You can then do a sub find using an XPath as explained above.
Kind regards,
Nelson Sin
the Telerik team
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