Hi Justin
Thanks for the detailed explanation.
But cant we use collections here.
Instead of declaring links as
links(:product_names) { div(class: "price-and-quick-add-button-wrapper").
links(class: "name-link") }
isnt
links(:product_name, :class => 'name-link')
better?
And then use
product_names_elements[0] and product_name_elemets[1] to access links?
On Sunday, 24 March 2019 17:15:53 UTC+11, NaviHan wrote:
>
> I have seen in my project using css to identify elements using PageObject.
> I always use attributes like id, class and name to identify elements.
>
> Which is the better way and why?
>
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