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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 …

It is difficult to suggest things without being able to test or check them, but, according to the information we have and taking into account that there could be multiple rhr-radio-button elements on …

I think I've just got that rubber-duck debugging effect and figured out one way to make it beautiful. We just need to move the menu into its own page object and re-use: var MenuPage = function (loca …

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 …

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 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 Select class just provides a convenient abstraction layer over the select and option elements. Internally, though, the selectBy* methods still do the proper clicking (source code reference): priv …

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 …

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 …

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 …

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 …

When you are specifying seleniumServerJar and seleniumPort you are instructing protractor to take care of controlling a selenium server. Protractor would then start it as a child process before execut …

Let's first wrap our heads around the definitions: a lot of different languages have selenium bindings. And JavaScript is no exception - WebDriverJS are javascript selenium bindings - a selenium cli …

Judging by the error it looks like you are passing an li element instance to the Select() class constructor which expects select elements only. Since both the li and select have the same id value, yo …

It's just that the case of the XPath operators matters. Change OR to or: //nobr/span[@class='green' or @class='red'][1] Note that it would probably a bit more reliable to look for this element in t …