Using Python and Splinter, currently, I need to define exactly what text, option1
to click on when an option is found on a page:
from splinter import Browser
browser = Browser('chrome')
browser.find_option_by_text(option1).first.click()
But if the option1
is not there, how can I fall back and choose any next option available rather than having to define it?
And is it possible to just find an option on a page and choose any first, available option encountered, without having to define the option?
Thank you in advance and will be sure to upvote/accept answer
You could get all the options in the page. So if the first search for option1
is empty, you can resume to the next options available.
selected_option = browser.find_option_by_text(option1) or browser.find_by_tag('option')
selected_option = selected_option.first if selected_option else None
The inline if
in the second line is there because the find_by_tag
can also return an empty list if there are no options at all in that page.
The find_by_tag
method is the response for both questions, since you can use it as a fallback or collect all the options at once.
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