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I have <form data-v-4db188a6=""> tag.
I need find only form tag contains 'data' in the attribute name not attribute value!
.//form[contains(@prop, 'data')] not work.
Is it even possible?
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Using the XPath contains() function, we can extract all the elements on the page that match the provided text value. Here, tag: tag is the name of the tag that contains the specific word. word: In this case, the word refers to the text that must be discovered in a specific string.
Go to the First name tab and right click >> Inspect. On inspecting the web element, it will show an input tag and attributes like class and id. Use the id and these attributes to construct XPath which, in turn, will locate the first name field.
We can identify elements by partially comparing to its attributes in Selenium with the help of regular expression. In xpath, there is contains () method. It supports partial matching with the value of the attributes. This method comes as useful while dealing with elements having dynamic values in their attributes.
By adding '//*' in XPath you would be selecting all the element nodes from the entire document. In case of the Gmail Password fields, .//*[@id='Passwd'] would select all the element nodes descending from the current node for which @id-attribute-value is equal to 'Passwd'.
Yes, this is possible:
//form[attribute::*[contains(local-name(), 'data')]]
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