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In this Selenide tutorial series post, we will learn how to work with multiple elements using the $$ sign.
$$ (css selector)
When working with individual element in Selenide, we use $ sign which returns us a single element back. To work with multiple elements we need to use $$ sign to get Elements Collection returned. Let’s take a look at an example –
ElementsCollection linkLists = $$("#primary-menu li[id*=menu-item]");
The above code will return all the elements matching the css selector as a collection of elements. You can then use this to iterate through the elements or get the text and so on..
$$ (By)
By default $$ uses a css selector but you do have an option to provide any other selector as well such as XPath, name etc..
ElementsCollection linkLists = $$(By.xpath("//li[starts-with(@id, \"menu-item\")]"));
To learn more about working with multiple elements in Selenide, check out the video below –
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This content originally appeared on DEV Community and was authored by Dilpreet Johal
Dilpreet Johal | Sciencx (2022-07-25T12:19:37+00:00) Working with Multiple Elements in Selenide. Retrieved from https://www.scien.cx/2022/07/25/working-with-multiple-elements-in-selenide/
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