Roles

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Group Accounts

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User Accounts
I want to click into Group Account, How do I write by selenium?

I wrote that:
WebElement element = driver.findElement(By.cssSelector(“css=ul#navigation li:nth-of-type(4)a span”));
But it doen’t work?
Please help me. Thank in advance
But

This article is great, but needs to point out that not all the CSS selectors like “tag:contains(‘text’)” will work under Selenium 2 / WebDriver. That is because :contains is one of the pseudo-classes that isn’t part of standard CSS but usable with CSS libraries like Sizzle. Selenium 1/RC used Sizzle for CSS across all browsers. In Selenium 2, it is only used where necessary like IE and other browsers use the native standard CSS (w/o the extra features).

So if you still want :contains going in Selenium 2, you’ll need to inject Sizzle library into the web page and do lookup with that.

And for testing CSS locators prior to putting in Selenium, I use Firebug addon called FirePath. It lets you test XPath, standard CSS, and Sizzle-based CSS.

Anyone know of a Firefox pluggin I could use to test CSS selectors before I put them in my code?

For xpath, I use xpather which allows me to type all my fancy xpaths and shows me the matches, or right click anywhere on the page to get the xpath of the element.
That helps me cut on development time which, at least in my manager’s opinion, is even more important than cutting a few seconds of execution time. But of course, if I can get the best of both worlds, I would be more than happy…

Also, are css locators prone to cross-browser issues? One thing I like about xpaths is that they are pretty consistent across browsers expect for some features like selecting by index.

Thanks,
Tina

Thanks to much
Ny

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