Until now I just did like:
val radioButton4: WebElement = driver.findElement(By.id("FieldsubCode2"))
radioButton4.click
but now I want to find element by value, this value:
So I want to go:
val radioButton4: WebElement = driver.findElement(By.value("3.2"))
radioButton4.click
How can I do that?
How to verify that if the Radio Button is selected using Selenium isSelected() method? Once we ran this code, the code will first check if the radio button is selected or not. Then an if condition will validate if the returned value is true or false. In case if it is false, i.e., the radio button is not selected.
xpath("//input [@name='group1']")). size(); The above line of code calculates the number of radio buttons whose name is group1. Now, we will handle the radio buttons by using the index of a particular radio button.
We can find a radio button element by value with Selenium webdriver. A radio button in an html document has a tagname input and it has a type attribute set to radio. We can select a radio button by using the click() method after identifying it. Let us see the html code of a radio button.
If you want to find only by value then use,
driver.findElement(By.xpath("//input[@value='3.2']"));
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