Hallo Christoph,
what about
<verifyXPath xpath="//form[@id='userListForm']//a[text() = '14615']/>
you can safely avoid //div[@id='content'] (except if you want to test
that the form is located in this div, but in this case I would use an
extra step for that to have better error messages)
Marc.
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chri...@mvv.de wrote:
Hello everybody (again ;)),
I now have a question about the behaviour of the verifyXPath tag. I want
to check whether a certain link is on a given position within the page.
To do so, I use this Xpath expression:
<verifyXPath xpath="//div[@id='content']//form[@id='userListForm']//a"
text="14615"/>
The Xpath explorer hits this node, but there are multiple nodes hit, and
the given text is not in the first one. Since the number of nodes hit by
this query can change, I can not select a fixed number (a[3] for
example).
Is there a way to do this match as precise as possible? I know I can use
verifyText on the whole page, but this is not very useful here.
Thanks and regards,
Christoph
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