i really try difference staff to try that this script works but no way, i used name, id, selector, xpath didnt work, i use click element, checkbox should be selected, select checkbox, click button, really i do not understand what i am doing wrong.
this is the website code for the check box enter image description here
this is my robotframework script:
click element css=#nutzungsbedingungen
and this is the error that appears on my terminal:
ElementClickInterceptedException: Message: element click intercepted: Element is not clickable at point (354, 445). Other ele
ment would receive the click: ...
Thanks for your help
That is because the driver is not focusing in the page - for some reason it gets off the page. When it happens to me, I usually click to focus on the nearest element that I want to check.
The other reason could be that there is an iframe, so first you should be get into the iframe and then could check the box.
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I am not able to click on the button, how you can see on the picture. This menu is visible, when you click on Tabellen button in the main menu. It is working manually, but when I try my selenium code, it is not working. I try different type of select it, I tried also waits. I tried xpath, cssSelector, ID. What is strange, selenium just click Tabellen button from main menu, but that menu after that just blink and nothing happen.
Please use this example. You need to correct XPath if I have made a mistake.
driver.find_element_by_xpath('//*[text()="Tabellen"]').click()
time.sleep(5)
driver.find_element_by_xpath('//*[text()="Tabellen"]//*[text()="Standorte"]').click()
In the following ecommerce site "https://www.gittigidiyor.com/", I want to click on "giris yap" button using selenium java but the problem is whenever I hover the mouse to profile icon, this pop-up appears and i try to inspect the pop-up to see the element but nothing happened. Could you please help me how can i click the buttons of this pop-up. I tried by switching to alert/frame but it did not workopened login popup in the site
driver.get("https://www.gittigidiyor.com")
driver.findElement(By.cssSelector("[title=\"Giriş Yap\"]")).click()
WebDriverWait wait = new WebDriverWait(driver,30);
wait.until(ExpectedConditions.visibilityOfElementLocated(By.cssSelector("[data-cy=\"header-login-button\"]"))).click();
To find the element use below technique:
To search xpath of such dynamic elements use DOM break points:
And select break on subtree modification. Now all changes will break and pause the webpage rendering
Click resume execution or press f8 till your span gets displayed
I want to open cric info and then click on 'live score'menu when the submenu opens, click on 'Desktop scoreboard'.
But the problem is live score menu is under a div which is hidden.
ie and this div is under td
"You can check the structure of the page to get detailed info"
so when i try to click the menu element using driver.findElementBy("xpath") i got the element not visible exception.
So i directly used the javascript used by the developer mopen('m2') which does the job of opening the menu but after this when i execute the command to find the submenu element again get the same error"Element not visible exception".
Tried making div visible by executing jscript.
PFB the code i used:
FirefoxDriver d1=new FirefoxDriver();
d1.get("http://www.cricinfo.com");
((JavascriptExecutor) d1).executeScript("mopen('m2')");
((JavascriptExecutor) d1).executeScript("document.getElementById('m2').style.visibility='visible';");
((JavascriptExecutor) d1).executeScript("document.getElementById('m2').style.display='block';");
d1.manage().timeouts().implicitlyWait(30,TimeUnit.SECONDS);
d1.findElementByXPath("//*[#id='mgDdRht']/tbody/tr[3]/td/a").click();
Also tried using the Actions class but everything in vain ,help is really appreciated
Thanks in advance.
You should be able to do this with an Action chain:
Actions builder = new Actions(d1);
Action clickSubMenu = builder.moveToElement(d1.findElement(By.cssSelector(".Nav td:nth-child(2).navLinks")))
.moveToElement(d1.findElement(By.cssSelector("#m0 td:nth-child(1)#mgDd>table:nth-child(1)>tbody:nth-child(1) td:nth-child(2).PopupTabs")))
.click(d1.findElement(By.xpath("//*[#id='mgDdRht']/tbody/tr[3]/td/a"))).build();
clickSubMenu.perform();
I tested this in c#, and it worked for me. I translated it to Java, but I may have made a syntactical error. Apologies if I have.
What I found is that I needed to move to Series. Then I had to move to Series - the dropdown version, as the dropdown version of Series is a different element than the non-dropdown version. Then I was able to move to the West Indies link, and click it.
How can I check if an HTML element is hidden (display:none:) with selenium IDE?
In my case the html is a button and I want selenium to announce me if the element is hidden.
If I use verifyElementPresent, selenium will find the element although is hidden.
Thanks!
You can use any derivation of the storeVisible command.
Most notably, assertVisible and waitForVisible have been useful for me in the past.
if you want to check whether a HTML button is hidden or not just use command verifyvisible
command:verifyVisible
Target:id of the button
if your button is visible it will not throw error but if it not visible it will throw error
Thank You.
I'm confused about the difference between the Click and ClickAt commands in selenium. Where can I use the ClickAt command?
Here are what Selenium IDE says about those two commands :
click(locator) Arguments:
locator : an element locator
Clicks on a link, button, checkbox or
radio button. If the click action
causes a new page to load (like a link
usually does), call waitForPageToLoad.
And :
clickAt(locator, coordString) Arguments:
locator : an element locator
coordString : specifies the x,y position (i.e. - 10,20) of the mouse
event relative to the element returned
by the locator.
Clicks on a link, button, checkbox or
radio button. If the click action
causes a new page to load (like a link
usually does), call waitForPageToLoad.
click is used when you just want to "click" on an element, like a button, a link, ...
And clickAt is used when you want to "click" on a position designated by mouse coordinates.
I suppose the second one can be useful for some "rich" applications -- I've actually never used it... On the other hand, I use click like all the time.
If you have a page with form elements, links, buttons, and stuff like that, you'll probably generally use click : it's way easier to find an element using it's id or classname than having to find it's position in pixels on the page ^^
I noticed some differences between click() and clickAt() when testing a ExtJS app.
For example, if I try to click a tab in a Ext.TabPanel, click() command does not work, although I provide it with an correct xpath, and clickAt() works fine.
Code looks like this:
click("//li[#id='tab-panel-id__second-tab-id']/a[2]/em/span/span")
doesn't work, but
clickAt("//li[#id='tab-panel-id__second-tab-id']/a[2]/em/span/span","0,0")
works.
Notice that coordinates are (0,0)
I can't figure out why this happens...
I'm testing a GWT application and it seems like I have to use clickAt if I want to click on a node in a tree widget.
Be careful when testing clickAt. Sometimes double clicking the command will cause it to show up red. You will change the line to try other alternatives but nothing will work. But then run your script and the clickAt line will be fine with whatever you type in.
There is a dojo widget at our application which only works with clickAt("//span[#id='mastheadIconBar']/span[1]/span/span","0,0").
Don't know why, but only click("//span[#id='mastheadIconBar']/span[1]/span/span") does not work.