Are you sure that there is no special character involved? You can try to
ask WebTest to print the @title value for instance making a verifyXPath
step to fail.
Marc.
Mark McKeown wrote:
Hi Marc,
to clarify, the error was:
failed with message "xpath test:
//[EMAIL PROTECTED]'formTable']/form/fieldset[1]/label/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'test tooltip.']
matched no nodes"
I was trying some different combinations to try and discover why it
would not work!
Any thoughts/ideas?
Mark
Marc Guillemot wrote:
Did you really try with the XPath you show? The error message
indicates something else ('test' rather than 'test tooltip.').
Marc.
Mark McKeown wrote:
Hi Guys,
I have a fragment of html:
<a title="test tooltip." href="1#">
which I am trying to verify the XPath of.
If I use:
//[EMAIL PROTECTED]'formTable']/form/fieldset[1]/label/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'1#']
then the XPath verifies ok.
However if I try:
//[EMAIL PROTECTED]'formTable']/form/fieldset[1]/label/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'test
tooltip.']
then CANOO reports:
failed with message "xpath test:
//[EMAIL PROTECTED]'formTable']/form/fieldset[1]/label/[EMAIL PROTECTED]'test']
matched no nodes"
I am using the title attribute to specify a mouse-over tooltip on a
piece of text. Are there any restrictions in XPath here which I may
not be aware of? Can anyone suggest a solution?
Thanks in advance,
Mark
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