Alexandre, Merci beaucoup for your suggestion. I discovered by trying out Lantern that I may have a bigger problem: the html pages I'm testing (and which I don't directly control) are not valid xml documents. Paul
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Sent: Tue 11/22/2005 2:51 AM
To: selenium-users@lists.public.thoughtworks.org
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Paul Bennett a écrit :
Hello,
I'm trying to locate the following link
<a href="javascript: skillPopUp('skill1', 'skill1Text', 'skillExp1',
'skillExp1Text', 'skillsDiv1');">
...
using the following xpath expression in my test script:
//[EMAIL PROTECTED]"javascript: skillPopUp('skill1', 'skill1Text',
'skillExp1', 'skillExp1Text', 'skillsDiv1);"]
I used the Selenium recorder plug-in for Firefox to generate the script
including this particular expression.
However, Selenium does not find the link. What's wrong?
Won't it be enough to use an expression like
xpath=//a[contains(@href,skillPopUp)] or //a[contains(@href,skillPopUp) and
contains(@href,skillExp1)]
When needed I use lantern to test xpath expr, and yours doesn't work while
those work ! (maybe due to the presence of quotes)
Hope it helps.
Alex.
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