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I have a small test case:

I tried to use ActionChains, but no result.

from selenium import webdriver
from selenium.webdriver.common.action_chains import ActionChains

driver = webdriver.Chrome()
driver.get("http://practice.automationtesting.in/shop/")
driver.maximize_window()
slider = driver.find_element_by_xpath("//*[@id='woocommerce_price_filter-2']/form/div/div[1]/span[2]")
move = ActionChains(driver)
move.click_and_hold(slider).move_by_offset(10, 0).release().perform()

Can someone explain, what I'm doing wrong? Thanks.

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  • It seems you can find the slider simply by using class name (ui-slider-handle). What is the result when you run your code? – João Farias Jul 22 at 19:33
  • João Farias, when I use class_name("ui-slider-handle"), only the firs selector is moved. So I verified using "assert" if my slider (by xpath) is visible, and I received no error. Then I changed the last line of code: move.click_and_hold(slider).move_by_offset(-28, 0).release().perform() And I selected from range 150 to 451. Unfortunately, I can't select exactly to 450. – rodut Jul 23 at 5:48
  • João Farias, thank you for your time. – rodut Jul 23 at 5:56
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It seems you can find the slider simply by using class name:

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sliders = driver.find_elements_by_class_name("ui-slider-handle") #Selecting all sliders
left_slider = sliders[0]
right_slider = sliders[1]
move = ActionChains(driver)
# Moving the left slider
move.click_and_hold(left_slider).move_by_offset(10, 0).release().perform()
# Moving the right slider
move.click_and_hold(right_slider).move_by_offset(-28, 0).release().perform()
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  • It's working just fine. Thank you. – rodut Jul 23 at 6:49
  • Most welcome rodut. Could you mark the answer as accepted? It really motivates contributors. – João Farias Jul 23 at 6:56
  • Yes, sure. Thank you. – rodut Jul 23 at 8:27

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