We can open the Developer tool in Chrome by pressing F12, then the Console tab is to be selected. We can validate the xpath with the $x("<xpath value>") expression. On clicking Enter after entering the expression, an array of matching elements will be displayed.
You can use $x
in the Chrome javascript console. No extensions needed.
ex: $x("//img")
Just typing xpath expression in the search box should work. It works for me in tip-of-tree build.
The feature seems to be broken in Chrome 11 though, I've filed a bug on this: http://crbug.com/79716
For xpath searches use $x('xpathSelector')
.
For a css selector use $('cssSelector')
.
However, this last selector returns only the first matching element. If you want to see all matching elements go for $$('cssSelector')
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