Unable to find Elements with _ngcontent

[Priyanka P]

Following is the element on page. Im trying to click on the element specified in yellow below.

Following are the ways I tried to identify the element.

None of them identify the locator. Please help !!!!

await element(by.css("a[class*='login']")).click();
await element(by.linkText('Login')).click();
await element(by.css("a[class='class="button login transparent ng-star-inserted']")).click();
await element(by.css('.button login transparent ng-star-inserted')).click();
 await element(by.css('a.button login transparent ng-star-inserted')).click();
 await element(by.css('.button-container')).element(by.css('a:nth-child(2)')).click();

[Dattaram Hodawadekar]

https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-get-el-by-class-name?file=src%2Fapp%2Fapp.component.ts 

 

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[Priyanka P]

This response is irrelevant.

That doesn't answer my question

On Monday, April 8, 2019 at 10:25:37 PM UTC+10, Dattaram Hodawadekar wrote:

https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-get-el-by-class-name?file=src%2Fapp%2Fapp.component.ts 

 

On Mon, Apr 8, 2019 at 12:34 PM Priyanka P <priyasi...@gmail.com> wrote:

Following is the element on page. Im trying to click on the element specified in yellow below.

Following are the ways I tried to identify the element.

None of them identify the locator. Please help !!!!

await element(by.css("a[class*='login']")).click();
await element(by.linkText('Login')).click();
await element(by.css("a[class='class="button login transparent ng-star-inserted']")).click();
await element(by.css('.button login transparent ng-star-inserted')).click();
 await element(by.css('a.button login transparent ng-star-inserted')).click();
 await element(by.css('.button-container')).element(by.css('a:nth-child(2)')).click();

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[Priyanka P]

This seems more like a sync issues than locating elements.

When I disable synchronisation, it does locate the element.

However this is an angular app. And I am expecting that Protractor waits for the page to be loaded and the new URL to appear before continuing.

Can someone suggest how to handle the angualr synchronizations without having to 'Disable' 'waitforAngular'??

I increased the time out to 20 secs as 10 was default. It still times out.

Obviously I do not want to use control flow as that is soon going to be deprecated.

But why does protractor can't handle the angular browser page timeouts???