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03paroga closed Fix Element::IsAttachedToDom() when used with SVG for IEDriver - https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium/pull/28 []

hello

Hi guys, if i have a table, and i'd get the value from one of the colums and i need to click on a button in a diffrent column in the same row, how should i do that?

@psychuil: maybe xpath could help?

find("xpath", "//tr[./td[text() = 'myValue']/td/button")->click()

bimmelino - this is how the button looks - /html/body/div[5]/div[4]/div[2]/table/tbody/tr/td[3]/div/a

Grab the whole row, then from it grab the specific column to get your number, then grab the button to click?

well, my xpath is just an example. its your job to adept it to your situation, f.e. that your "button" is actually a <div>

heck, if doing it a lot I'd probably model a row as an object :p

@Dave_B suggestion is more clean. however it requires more calls to selenium server.