Cypress Tutorial #10 - How to Identify Webelements in Cypress

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  • เผยแพร่เมื่อ 10 ธ.ค. 2024

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  • @Amit24981
    @Amit24981 10 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Very Nice tutorial.. Well explained.. Thanks

  • @rohitmane8803
    @rohitmane8803 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

    thank you sir it is very helpfuller

  • @unaislearning
    @unaislearning ปีที่แล้ว

    Great series, Waiting for Next Video💌

    • @softwaretestingmentor
      @softwaretestingmentor  ปีที่แล้ว

      Thank you so much 😀
      Keep watching and subscribe for more videos and tutorials.

  • @HoopScoop3650
    @HoopScoop3650 5 หลายเดือนก่อน

    css selector or selenium css selector?

  • @asheshtadaiya
    @asheshtadaiya 3 หลายเดือนก่อน

    Hi sir , Can you please share the word file that you're showing here in video

    • @bhaskargupta9340
      @bhaskargupta9340 หลายเดือนก่อน +2

      Basic CSS Selector Syntax
      Syntax: tagName[AttributeName='AttributeValue’]
      Example: input[id=’first_name’]
      CSS Selector: Select by ID
      Syntax: #elementID
      Example: #first_name
      Syntax: tagName#elementID
      Example: input#first_name
      CSS Selector: Select by Class name
      Syntax:.elementID
      Example: .signup
      Syntax: tagName.elementID
      Example: input.signup
      CSS Selector Using other webelement Attributes
      Syntax: tagName[AttributeName=’AttributeValue’]
      Example: input[value=’sign me up’]
      Advanced CSS Selectors (Using mix of Tag, ID and Class name) Syntax:tagName.classValue[AttributeName='AttributeValue'] Syntax:tagName#idValue[AttributeName='AttributeValue']
      Example: input.signup[type='submit'][value='Sign me up ']
      Example: input#submit_btn[type='submit'][value='Sign me up ']
      CSS Selector - substring:-
      Match prefix of the text
      Example: input[name^='country_c']
      Match suffix of the text
      Example: input[name='y_client']
      Match sub-string of the text Example: input[name*='try_cl']
      Finding Child or SUBCHILD elements
      Direct Child (Child combinator (>) is used to select direct child)
      Syntax: tagName[AttributeName='AttributeValue'] > tagName[AttributeName='AttributeValue'] Example: select#country option[value='AU']
      Child or Subchild (Descendant combinator () is used to select Child or SubChild)
      Syntax: tagName[AttributeName='AttributeValue'] tagName[AttributeName='AttributeValue'] Example: form#deorg_form div

  • @MelanieAnnThomas
    @MelanieAnnThomas 8 หลายเดือนก่อน +1

    Hi, can you please post that cheat sheet here?.

    • @bhaskargupta9340
      @bhaskargupta9340 หลายเดือนก่อน

      Basic CSS Selector Syntax
      Syntax: tagName[AttributeName='AttributeValue’]
      Example: input[id=’first_name’]
      CSS Selector: Select by ID
      Syntax: #elementID
      Example: #first_name
      Syntax: tagName#elementID
      Example: input#first_name
      CSS Selector: Select by Class name
      Syntax:.elementID
      Example: .signup
      Syntax: tagName.elementID
      Example: input.signup
      CSS Selector Using other webelement Attributes
      Syntax: tagName[AttributeName=’AttributeValue’]
      Example: input[value=’sign me up’]
      Advanced CSS Selectors (Using mix of Tag, ID and Class name) Syntax:tagName.classValue[AttributeName='AttributeValue'] Syntax:tagName#idValue[AttributeName='AttributeValue']
      Example: input.signup[type='submit'][value='Sign me up ']
      Example: input#submit_btn[type='submit'][value='Sign me up ']
      CSS Selector - substring:-
      Match prefix of the text
      Example: input[name^='country_c']
      Match suffix of the text
      Example: input[name='y_client']
      Match sub-string of the text Example: input[name*='try_cl']
      Finding Child or SUBCHILD elements
      Direct Child (Child combinator (>) is used to select direct child)
      Syntax: tagName[AttributeName='AttributeValue'] > tagName[AttributeName='AttributeValue'] Example: select#country option[value='AU']
      Child or Subchild (Descendant combinator () is used to select Child or SubChild)
      Syntax: tagName[AttributeName='AttributeValue'] tagName[AttributeName='AttributeValue'] Example: form#deorg_form div

  • @swapnilsalve8984
    @swapnilsalve8984 ปีที่แล้ว

    Hello sir
    My name is Swapnil
    I had completed my graduation in commerce. By open University.
    And i had 3 year career gap because of govt exam
    Can i eligible for IT course
    Can i get a job in Testing role or any other role plz
    Guide i was totally confused 🤔

    • @nareshgajula
      @nareshgajula ปีที่แล้ว +1

      Hello Swapnil, Yes you can try in IT. But before that you need to choose a particular area of your interest, learn, practice and try for the jobs. If you are interested in the career and can work hard, definitely you will succeed in IT.

    • @Ohotnikova_
      @Ohotnikova_ 9 หลายเดือนก่อน

      They don’t care so much about the gap but what tools you know how to use along with the proof of that.

  • @benjamingabice4952
    @benjamingabice4952 ปีที่แล้ว

    In the description you labeled it as “in this playwright tutorial” whereas it’s a cypress tutorial