Hello
I just realize I can do click on a determined ‘buttonZ’ using this:
command: click
target: //*[text()[contains(.,‘buttonZ’)]]
But I would like to click only inside on the html class=“xxx” and get the number of times clicked. For instance, here the result must be 4:
<div class="xxx">
<button>buttonZ</button>
<button>fads</button>
<button>buttonZ</button>
<button>buttonZ</button>
<button>afds<button>
<button>buttonZ</button>
</div>
<div class="abc">
<button>buttonZ</button>
<button>buttonZ</button>
<button>buttonZ</button>
<button>tatata<button>
<button>tetete</button>
<button>buttonZ</button>
<button>buttonZ</button>
</div>
You mean you want to search for the number of “buttonZ” instances within class=“xxx”?
Hello
Search, click and get the number of times clicked, ( “buttonZ” instances only inside on the html class=“xxx” )
I guess you can use a flow control command such as “While” or “Do”:
https://ui.vision/rpa/docs/selenium-ide/do-repeatif
Then use a variable to keep track on the number of times clicked.
Hello. Yes! But, inside the flow control sentence, how can I define the function to only click on the “buttonZ” buttons from the html class=“xxx” ?
If I understand correctly, you want to click a button with class=“xxx”. If so, you can explore using xpath, something similar to:
//button[@class=‘xxx’]
You can choose the Nth element by using:
(//button[@class=‘xxx’])[N]