Rahul Chaturvedi wrote:
In a page there are 4 radio buttons which are having same names (They
don't have ids or any other attribute to distinguish).
...
<td><input type="radio" name="name1"></input></td><td></td>
...
<td><input type="radio" name="name1"></input></td><td></td>
...
<td><input type="radio" name="name1"></input></td><td></td>
...
<td><input type="radio" name="name1"></input></td><td></td>
Now using Selenium I need to click 3rd radio button. How can I do this.
xpath=//[EMAIL PROTECTED]'name1'][2] might work.
But, I'm perplexed by your example. Surely your radio-buttons must have
*some* distinguishing attribute; otherwise, how will the server know
which one you selected?! Usually groups of radio-buttons with the same
name have different values, in which case you could use something like
xpath=//[EMAIL PROTECTED]'name1' and @value='whatever']
As it happens, I've just added better support for toggle-buttons (ie.
radio-buttons and check-boxes) to what will become Selenium-0.7. It
allows you to do things like
| check | name1 value=whatever |
or even
| check | name1 index=2 |
--
cheers, MikeW http://www.dogbiscuit.org/mdub/
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