Decimal totalCheckboxes = selenium.GetXpathCount("//input[@type='checkbox']");
for (int i = 1; i < totalCheckboxes + 1; i++)
{
// Assert attempt 1
//Assert.IsTrue(selenium.IsChecked("/descendant-or-self::input[@type='checkbox'][" + i + "]"));
// Assert attempt 2
//Assert.IsTrue(selenium.IsChecked("//input[@type='checkbox'][" + i + "]"));
}
I need to assert multiple checkboxes are checked. The number of ch开发者_运维技巧eckboxes are not always fixed because they depend on my search criteria. Also, the checkboxes have different id and name. For example, for the first checkbox, id = "ctl07_ctl01_ctl01_cbxRepeater_e5962e80-ca07-42e3-908f-1217ef5787d4" name = "ctl07$ctl01$ctl01$cbxRepeater_e5962e80-ca07-42e3-908f-1217ef5787d4"
and for the second checkbox, id="ctl07_ctl01_ctl03_cbxRepeater_c094f428-7ead-4ded-a11b-5824be49a95b" name="ctl07$ctl01$ctl03$cbxRepeater_c094f428-7ead-4ded-a11b-5824be49a95b"
and so on for the following checkboxes.
I have tried several things to add an assertion to assert the checkboxes are checked (Assert attempt 1 and Assert attempt 2 above), but when I run the test, it still fails at that point. Ther error I get:
Selenium.SeleniumException: ERROR: Element /descendant-or-self::input[@type='checkbox'][1] not found
Selenium.SeleniumException: ERROR: Element //input[@type='checkbox'][2] not found
Any help on this would be highly appreciated. Thanks in advance!
Try :
Assert.IsTrue(selenium.IsChecked("xpath=(//input[@type='checkbox'])[" + i + "]"));
Note the addition of ()
.
The ()
says evaluate me first (as you would expect). This allows you to do (...)[1]
to find the first element of the xpath evaluated in the ()
.
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