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XPath etiketine sahip kayıtlar gösteriliyor. Tüm kayıtları göster
XPath etiketine sahip kayıtlar gösteriliyor. Tüm kayıtları göster
26 Şubat 2014 Çarşamba
Selenium ile jquery UI autocomplete sonucunu seçmek
Önemli nokta type, typeKeys yerine sendKeys kullanmak ve pause ile tıklanacak sonuçların görünmesini beklemek. Kalanı XPath ve Selenium'u tanımak.
28 Temmuz 2010 Çarşamba
XPath ve CSS 3
ref:http://ejohn.org/blog/xpath-css-selectors/
Syntactically, I was surprised how similar the two selectors were, in some cases - especially between the '>' and '/' tokens. While they don't always mean the same thing (depending on what axis you're using in XPath), they're generally assumed to mean the child element of the parent. Also, the ' ' (space) and '//' both mean 'all descendants of the current element'. Finally, the '*' means 'all elements', regardless of their name, in both
Goal CSS 3 XPath
All Elements * //*
All P Elements p //p
All Child Elements p > * //p/*
Element By ID #foo //*[@id='foo']
Element By Class .foo //*[contains(@class,'foo')] 1
Element With Attribute *[title] //*[@title]
First Child of All P p > *:first-child //p/*[0]
All P with an A child Not possible //p[a]
Next Element p + * //p/following-sibling::*[0]
Syntactically, I was surprised how similar the two selectors were, in some cases - especially between the '>' and '/' tokens. While they don't always mean the same thing (depending on what axis you're using in XPath), they're generally assumed to mean the child element of the parent. Also, the ' ' (space) and '//' both mean 'all descendants of the current element'. Finally, the '*' means 'all elements', regardless of their name, in both
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