#selenium

bah

-__-;;

so theres supposed to b a switch to default document method?

yeah

for python it'd be driver.switch_to.default_content()

i don’t think there’s anything in that list i could use, is there?

<titusfortner> @gary1981 - You need 47.0.1

i think if you pass it the equivalent of nil it should work

let me look at source

:spec

https://w3c.github.io/webdriver/webdriver-spec.... | https://github.com/w3c/webdriver | bugs: http://goo.gl/LxCtcV

buzzLightBeer if that is implemented correctly, you should be able to pass null/nil/none as the frame id to get to default

looks like null for Go

it looks like the code is making a POST request to /session/%d/frame with an id

does this look right? it's printing none for everything. https://bpaste.net/show/dadcb8526c3b

dude-x

buzzLightBeer the code claims to follow JsonWireProtocol, so you should be able to SwitchFrame(null)

so if id is something like nil, it should work as switch to default document?

yep

kk, thx lucast

good luck

fingers crossed

zuiss1 looking

zuiss1 maybe you're assuming it's returning 'Test1'; have you tried printing 'property.text'

dude-x: let me try that and see what i get

"AttributeError: 'str' object has no attribute 'text'"

o.O

zuiss1 that's bizarre

either you get an empty list or a list of web elements

is this regular selenium and not some weird framework

yes regular selenium

not sure why

zuiss1 then try print property if it's a string

zuiss1

ok

actually

the word property is a keyword in python

use the word element

titusfortner does slackbot have any way to lookup currently online users in the slack channel

dude-x: it actually worked when i just did "print property" except it printed each letter of the value on its own line. lol

you're doing some sort of double loop

<titusfortner> lucast: you mean via an API? I don’t think so

wait that's because of the for loop though

based on the gist you gave me

its' very straight forward

titusfortner yeah was wondering if i could pm the bot and get a list

your results imply that you changed your actual code

ratther, your actual code is doing something a bit more complex

for property in driver.find_elements_by_css_selector(".col-xs-2.text-right).text.encode('utf-8'): print property

that's what the two lines say

<titusfortner> I can do `/who` and get a list that’s only visible to me

i mean (".col-xs-2.text-right)[3].text.encode('utf-8'):

oh that's different from the gist

and shows the problem

zuiss1 you should not have text.encode(utf-8') after find_elements

"/who"

\/who

¯\_(ツ)_/¯

oh

<titusfortner> there might be a way, but ¯\_(ツ)_/¯

is this the bot you're using? https://github.com/ekmartin/slack-irc

<titusfortner> I asked the opposite here: https://github.com/ekmartin/slack-irc/issues/151

<titusfortner> yup

k

thanks for the help i now can do print property.text without problems

zuiss1 honestly i am surprised that even worked

because find_elements should return a list object not a string

he used find_element in that one

i removed the text.encode(utf-8') from the for line

also by default, all strings that are returned as "WebElement.text" is a utf-8 unicode string

oh nm no he didnt

ahh he had a [3] before .text.encode

lucast s/he may be modding the code again

hard to read minds

;)

i've been guilty of doing that too

i will say "i'm doing x.y.z"

probably because of all those tabs you keep open in your browser

but then after closer inspection I am doing something silly like "x.y.z.x"

and then i realize, oh i'm doing something silly :p

im pretty bad at explaining things too, i leave out critical info

because i think it in my head and then skip it in the actual words

usually when something violates expectations of how the code should work, odds are you have a bug in your code

I'm using CSV Read Selenium-IDE.js but I get error reading this character "í" and also "ú" know how I fix it?

<titusfortner> :ide

Selenium IDE is no longer being maintained. You can ask a question, but most people here will be unable to help you. Instead, consider using WebDriver - http://www.seleniumhq.org/projects/webdriver/

I'll read over WebDriver

when i do: for x in driver.find_element_by_css_selector(".col-xs-2.text-right"): print x[1] i get an error 'WebElement' object does not support indexing

so i changed elements to element and i get 'WebElement' object is not iterable

what should i do?

you are trying to iterate over an object

you are probably wanting to use driver.find_elements_by_css_selector

zuiss1 when you find an element, it returns a WebElement object

if you call find elementS <-- note the S. it returns a list. It's a list of WebElements

yea that's what i gathered when i did some searching for the error i was getting

once you have a web element, then you call it's methods, like .text or get_attribute('')

so i tried it without the s

even if you did it WITH the s it wouldnt work

due to the print x[1]

find_element returns a single element, find_elements returns a Python list (of web elements)

sorry i'm probably confusing you, listen to dude-x

to use indexing: you would have to write: elements = driver.find_elements_by_css_selector('...'); elements[1].text

here's the code https://bpaste.net/show/568f895a6de0

you can compact this to: driver.find_elements_by_css_selector('...')[0].text

zuiss1 looking at that example, you're collecting the same info twice

oops i copied my old code. the css in the second for loop differs

lol

okay....

what you have abstracted seems okay

except the print at the bottom

lucast that's okay too. i guess he doesn't want a new line

i dont think it would work

undeclared variable

the lists are extra_names with an s, etc

lucast good catch

but wouldnt show the error explained previously

zuiss1 make sure you're printing the lists you declared at the top, and not the iterator variable defined in the for loop