html:
<button class="helperButton ng-scope" ng-if="!isDisabled && displayHelper( 'none' )" ng-click="select( 'none', $event );" type="button"> × Select None</button>
trying to locate with:
element(by.css('button[ng-click="select( \'none\', $event );"]'));
get error:
Failed: No element found using locator: By.cssSelector("button[ng-click=\"select( 'none', $event );\"]")
this link provides a solution AngularJS Protractor - Finding an Element on a Page Using Ng-Click Binding but does not have details to the function its referencing. Any help would be appreciated.
Having your locator based on the ng-click is not quite reliable and readable.
Instead I would rely on the button text:
by.xpath('//button[contains(., "Select None")]')
or, on the class:
by.css('button.helperButton')
Or, if have a control over the application HTML templates - add an id attribute and use:
by.id('mybuttonid')
If you still want to use ng-click - try using starts-with CSS selector syntax to check ng-click attribute:
by.css('button[ng-click^=select]')
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