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If the id is changing dynamically for a particular xpath then we can use the below xpath functions:

1. contains :

xpath Syntax: //html tag[contains(text()/@attribute, 'Expected Value')]

2. Following-Siblings:

Xpath Syntax : //html tag/following-siblings::html tag e.g : //img[@src = 'image2.jpg']/following-siblings::input[@type = 'button']

3. Preceding-Siblings  : syntax will be same as

following-Siblings 5. Descendent function which is used to identify the grand child node by skipping all sub,sub,sub node from the current HTML tag.

If the id is changing dynamically for a particular xpath then we can use the below xpath functions:

1. contains :xpath Syntax: //html tag[contains(text()/@attribute, 'Expected Value')]

2. Following-Siblings:

Xpath Syntax : //html tag/following-siblings::html tag ex: //img[@src = 'image2.jpg']/following-siblings::input[@type = 'button']

3. Preceding-Siblings: syntax will be same as following-Siblings
4. The descendant function which is used to identify the grand child node by skipping all

sub, node from the current HTML tag.

If the id is changing dynamically for a particular xpath then we can use the below xpath functions:

1. contains :

   xpath Syntax: //html tag[contains(text()/@attribute, 'Expected Value')]

2. Following-Siblings:

   Xpath Syntax : //html tag/following-siblings::html tag e.g : //img[@src = 'image2.jpg']/following-siblings::input[@type = 'button']

3. Preceding-Siblings : syntax will be same as following-Siblings

4. Descendent function which is used to identify the grand child node by skipping all sub,sub,sub node from the current HTML tag.

If the id is changing dynamically for a particular xpath then we can use the below xpath functions:

1. contains :

xpath Syntax: //html tag[contains(text()/@attribute, 'Expected Value')]

2. Following-Siblings:

Xpath Syntax : //html tag/following-siblings::html tag e.g : //img[@src = 'image2.jpg']/following-siblings::input[@type = 'button']

3. Preceding-Siblings : syntax will be same as

following-Siblings 5. Descendent function which is used to identify the grand child node by skipping all sub,sub,sub node from the current HTML tag.

If the id is changing dynamically for a particular xpath then we can use the below xpath functions:

1. contains : xpath Syntax: //html tag[contains(text()/@attribute, 'Expected Value')]

2. Following-Siblings: Xpath Syntax :

//html tag/following-siblings::html tag e.g : //img[@src = 'image2.jpg']/following-siblings::input[@type = 'button']

3. Preceding-Siblings : syntax will be same as following-Siblings
4. Descendent function which is used to identify the grand child node by skipping all sub,sub,sub node from the current HTML tag.

If the id is changing dynamically for a particular xpath then we can use the below xpath functions:

1. contains :

   xpath Syntax: //html tag[contains(text()/@attribute, 'Expected Value')]

2. Following-Siblings:

   Xpath Syntax : //html tag/following-siblings::html tag e.g : //img[@src = 'image2.jpg']/following-siblings::input[@type = 'button']

3. Preceding-Siblings : syntax will be same as following-Siblings

4. Descendent function which is used to identify the grand child node by skipping all sub,sub,sub node from the current HTML tag.