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or actually https://seleniumhq.github.io/selenium/docs/api/...

and my last bit of google fu (or maybe it’s google fail) http://vedanova.com/tech/2014/02/27/test-mouse-...

we have a bunch of "rescue not clickable error, do something about it and retry" handlers

haha, thanks to both, i've got some workable snippets now. Got it down to 2/3 lines. Just means it's cleaner than before. p0deje, yes the element is a child of this, but the class is found on the child element (Technically, grand-child).

use xpath, grab the grandchild and use /../..

that was almost a disaster

almost lost a fox’s cream biscuit in my tea

haha :) Yeh I don't wanna get into xpath vs css debate as I know enough but not uber uber loads.

it would drink the tea nearly. it's like a hobnob

luke-sl: i spooned the biscuit out and ate it

luke-sl: xpath has its uses, simple as

for most location, use css

xpath is useful for traversal based location and text-based location

thats the long and short of it :)

Hi

I need Help to to use the same browser window in multiple classes using TestNG

can anyone assist me here on this?

hi

Hello

helo

salut

Greetings, folks

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Hey Everyone really appreciate your help in the past I am trying to select a radio button, using this xpath ("driver.find_element_by_xpath(".//input...) but I keep getting "element is not visible"

Sounds like the element isn't visible

Is it?

Also, does all of the radio button's have type="radio" Might have to find another selector than by type

It's the only type I could find

maybe there is an event listener on the button?

If all of the radio buttons have type="radio" then it would try to select the first radio button on the page. That radio button could be hidden. Try to put your xpath into something like FirePath plugin for firefox and see if it selects multiple elements

If so you can try (.//input['@type=radio'])[1] Where 1 could be the index of the radio button you wish to click

Thank you will keep that in mind of the future! Just found this is easier to scrape from the mobile website! Thank you!

simonstewart: here’s my $50 sponsorship… now give me http status codes! ;)

Hang on. I'm sure I've got one around here somewhere

Oh yeah

Here it is

404

\o/

did some one whinge about http status codes again?

no… just giving an example related to my reply to se-dev mailing list

simonstewart: on another note… grid’s icon as a triangle makes no sense to me… would make more sense to be something like a tree, like one root node with 3 child nodes

what about an octopus

too much like github then ;)

and dammit simon leaving on me…

what about a wheel

Can somebody tell me what to add here, so the file I'm uploading can be uploaded from a subfolder? https://gist.github.com/b6a05cf07a21a6c773d3eb9...

This script helps me to automate the process of adding ads to a site. Here is the part which uploads image files from a json file (photofiles is an array in config.json). I want to store the photos in a subfolder.