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The Complete Guide To XPath

Learn how to create robust XPath selectors for your automation and much more...

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Basic XPath Syntax And Different XPath Functions

Use the basic features of XPath

What Is The Right Platform To Write And Verify XPath

Identify the right platform for creating and verifying XPath

Writing XPath using XPath functions

Create XPath selectors for different contexts

Learn To Write Relative XPath With Axes

Use Axes with XPath

Learn To Write Relative XPath Without Axes

Use XPath without the use of Axes

Learn To Write XPath For SVG Elements

Create XPath Selectors for SVG elements

Learn To Write XPath For Shadow DOM Elements

Create XPath Selectors for shadow DOM elements

Learn To Write XPath For Iframes And Iframe Elements

Create XPath Selectors for iframes and iframe elements

Learn To Write XPath For Invisible Dynamic Elements

Create XPath selectors for invisible dynamic elements

Tips And Tricks To Write XPath Efficiently

Use different techniques to improve creating XPath selectors

XPaths can be used in a wide range of activities in our products. They can be used for setting up queries for NoSQL databases, search for content in XML documents and, most commonly for testers, used for UI automation. There are many rules and tricks that can be employed with XPath, but it requires an understanding of what XPath are and how they work. That's why in this course you'll have the opportunity to learn all about XPath with Sanjay, to help you become more comfortable in analysing and using XPath in your project.

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