var value = selenium.GetXpathCount("//div[contains(@id,'spnPriceDetails')]");
int clickNo = 1;
for (var j = 1; j <= value; j++)
{
if (clickNo == j)
{
selenium.Click("//div[contains(@id,'spnPriceDetails')]");
}
clickNo = clickNo + 1;
}
I have 25 same links on one page I have Identify total number of links using Xpath Count. I Click on First Link But when i try to click on second and thirld link it click on first link every time instead of second and thirld
Your code isn't specifying a later link, it's doing the same search each time, retrieving all 25 that match "//div[contains(@id,'spnPriceDetails')]" and then clicking the first one in the resulting set of matches. You need to add the iterator variable into the search string, like so:
for (var j = 1; j <= value; j++)
{
selenium.Click("(//div[contains(@id,'spnPriceDetails')])[" + j + "]");
}
This way it will click through each value in the list of matches.
Note: I can't remember if xpath will start with 0 index or 1-index. It's supposed to be 1, but if it isn't you may need to start your loop at 0 instead.
I would try to use Position in the xpath expression. I have created a fluent Xpath library that might be helpful:
The code would be something like:
for (int i = 1; i <= value; i++)
{
selenium.Click(XPathFinder.Find.Tag("div").With.Attribute("id").
Containing("spnPriceDetails").And.Position(i).ToXPathExpression());
}
Some more info on the XPath library can be found here: http://www.unit-testing.net/CurrentArticle/How-To-Write-XPath-for-Selenium-Tests.html
I guess the plain xpath string way would be:
for (int i = 1; i <= value; i++)
{
selenium.Click(string.Format("//div[contains(@id,'spnPriceDetails') and position()={0}]",i)); }
