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You can do all of that in a single script that you send via executeScript(): JavascriptExecutor js = (JavascriptExecutor) driver; js.executeScript( "document.getElementById('elementID1').setAttri …

The telephone number here is a text node. And, the problem is, you cannot directly target/find text nodes with Selenium WebDriver, only regular element nodes. But, you can though locate the whole p e …

The value of the option is actually string:SINCE. Either use this value or select by visible text: est_date.selectByValue("string:SINCE"); // or est_date.selectByVisibleText("Since ");

You can/should utilize the SelectElement class which conveniently abstracts away the "select-option" HTML blocks: var distance = driver.FindElement(By.Id("distance_adv")); var selectDistance = new Se …

By naming your class WebElement, you are shadowing the imported WebElement. Pick a different name for your class.

is_selected() is a method available on a WebElement instance which is returned by the driver.find_element_by_*() methods. In your case, I would expect you to have something like this: checkbox_elemen …

You can always create a custom Expected Condition to track the element location change. Something along these lines: WebDriverWait wait = new WebDriverWait(driver, TimeSpan.FromSeconds(10)); IWebEl …

There is no need to resolve the results of findElement() command - you can chain the findElement commands one by one: var customtag1 = driver.findElement(webdriver.By.css("customtag1")); var customta …

Using normalize-space() was a good idea but it would not handle   by definition. You can do two things: translate a non-breaking space entity into a regular space compare the full string value …

Just use the generated value instead of a hardcoded string. Extracting the email generation code into a function would also be a good idea: import string import random def generate_email(prefix='hu …

I am getting below exception: Exception in thread "main" org.openqa.selenium.StaleElementReferenceException: stale element reference: element is not attached to the page document Okay, this one …

The problem is that your XPath expression matches a div element while Select class constructor expects a select element. This can be explained by the use of a wildcard * in your XPath expression. Or …

I think you could use the contains() xpath function or the *=, ^=, $= family of CSS selectors to look up the desired element with the partial match on the id attribute and then extract the id attribut …

First of all, regarding your question about the return types of the "find" commands, it's quite straightforward: find_element_by_*() methods return a WebElement instance - or, in other words, a sing …

When you call .findElement(By.xpath(...)) on an element, and your expression starts with // - webdriver would actually traverse the whole HTML tree from the very root element. If you want it to be exe …