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What is the correct way to select an <option> using Selenium's Python WebDriver No worries Jason. I tried to answer it myself earlier but six hours have to elapse before I could. I'll give you the kudos anyway :) |
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What is the correct way to select an <option> using Selenium's Python WebDriver My test doesn’t work with option.click(), but it does work with option.select(). In the latest webelement.py source, select has been removed, and click must be used in it’s place. It will be interesting to see if my test works with the latest release. |
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What is the correct way to select an <option> using Selenium's Python WebDriver Oh dearie me, of course it works. It was my fault for calling click() on the default <option>, which made it look like nothing had changed. |
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