Hi Anne,
The reason you're getting that error is that you're using lis rather
than li in your code. This is like saying browser.images, as in
browser.images.each do |img|... To reach a singular element, you want
to use the singular locator.
Also, while you are certainly able to click on an li
The ID 'abc/123' belongs to a element of type link.. to click on it
browser.link(:id, abc/123).click
Assuming you did not know the ID of that item, and wanted to always
click the first list item inside the resultList, then you could do
browser.div(:id, 'resultList').li(:index, 1).click
Thanks, everyone, for all the great info. I'll try your suggestions
and
let you know how it goes.
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On Apr 7, 11:14 am, Anne annemordk...@gmail.com wrote:
Thanks, everyone, for all the great info. I'll try your suggestions
and
let
Hi Anne,
what Keith said.
The methods with the plural form (lis, images, divs etc.) return an
array of elements and you cannot click on an array.
You need to find a specific element and then click on it as Keith
suggested with the li method in this case.
Alternatively you can use the plural
