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    Contains Text //a (Contains (Text ,'text') ) Tags: // (@type 'Text') /following::input

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    This document summarizes XPath functions for selecting elements in an XML document. It describes functions such as contains, starts-with, text(), following, preceding, descendant, following-sibling, preceding-sibling, child, parent, self, and ancestor that can be used to locate elements based on attributes, text content, position, and relationships between elements. It also provides examples of how to use these functions with XPath expressions to select elements on a web page.

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    Contains Text //a (Contains (Text ,'text') ) Tags: // (@type 'Text') /following::input

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    This document summarizes XPath functions for selecting elements in an XML document. It describes functions such as contains, starts-with, text(), following, preceding, descendant, following-sibling, preceding-sibling, child, parent, self, and ancestor that can be used to locate elements based on attributes, text content, position, and relationships between elements. It also provides examples of how to use these functions with XPath expressions to select elements on a web page.

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    This document summarizes XPath functions for selecting elements in an XML document. It describes functions such as contains, starts-with, text(), following, preceding, descendant, following-sibling, preceding-sibling, child, parent, self, and ancestor that can be used to locate elements based on attributes, text content, position, and relationships between elements. It also provides examples of how to use these functions with XPath expressions to select elements on a web page.

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    Contains Text //a (Contains (Text ,'text') ) Tags: // (@type 'Text') /following::input

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    Chinni Narayana
    This document summarizes XPath functions for selecting elements in an XML document. It describes functions such as contains, starts-with, text(), following, preceding, descendant, following-sibling, preceding-sibling, child, parent, self, and ancestor that can be used to locate elements based on attributes, text content, position, and relationships between elements. It also provides examples of how to use these functions with XPath expressions to select elements on a web page.

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    Contains

    Text //a[contains(text(),'text')]
    Tags //a[contains(@id,'id')]
    //a[contains(@className,'className')]
    //a[contains(.,'text')]

    AND //*[@id='id' AND @class='class']

    OR //*[@id='id' OR @class='class']

    starts-with //*[starts-with(@id,'id')]
    //input[starts-with(@name,'txt') OR @id='txtUsername']

    text() //td[text()='text']
    //li/a[text()='Performance']

    Following //*[@type='text']/following::input

    Peceding //div[@id='idester']/preceding::div

    Descendant //div[@id='id']/descendant::a

    following-sibling //a[@id='menu-item']/following-sibling::a

    Preceding-sibling //form[@id='frmSelectEmployees']/preceding-sibling::div

    Child //div[@id='idester']/child::li (equals) //div[@id='idester']/li

    Parent //div[@id='branding']/parent::div

    Self //*[@id='aboutDisplayLink']//self::a

    Ancestor //span[text()='3 month(s)']/ancestor::div


    . Means wild card any tagname

    Both the conditions should be true,It fails to find element if any one condition is false

    Any one condition should be true, it fails to find element if both conditions are false

     Start-with function finds the element whose attribute value changes on refresh or any operation on the webpage

    http://www.guru99.com/xpath-selenium.html

    Selects all input tags: after type='text' tag ---->(Irrespective of Node)

    Selects all div tags before id='idester' ------->(Irrespective of Node)

    It gives all 'a' tags under current node

    Select the following siblings of the context node. Siblings are at the same level of the current node
    It will find the element after the current node.

    Select the Previous siblings of the context node. Siblings are at the same level of the current node
    It will find the element after the current node.
    (for following and precding will work only for nodes at same level)

    Selects all children elements of the current node

    Selects the parent of the current node

    Selects the current node or 'self' means it indicates the node itself

    The ancestor axis selects all ancestors element (grandparent, parent, etc.) of the current node
    y operation on the webpage

    (Not Much more Important)


    id,name,xpath,className,linkText,partialLinkText,css

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