Clicking on Checkboxes under Table.

[Bhavesh]

Hi,

I have a table like this :

CKHBOX RevName RevEmail
checkbox usera us...@a.com
checkbox userb us...@b.com


Now i want to click on checkbox [Which is a real checkbox] where
RevName is userb.

I want to do this in Selenium, we are using JAVA.

Can someone tell me how to write code such that i can click checkbox
as above.

Any help is appreciated.

Bhavesh

[Moises Siles]

Hi 

What is your selenium version? and could you share your code to see what you have done so far

Regards

Bhavesh

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[Bhavesh]

We are using Selenium webdriver.

I have not written any code till now.

Im very new and looking for some stuff or code if it si there for this
table.

Bhavesh

[CKP]

Hi,

It is possible to check the particular check box using xpath. First
select the second row using the "userb" and then click on
corresponding check box in that row.

For e.x: xpath: //tr[td/div/@id='oj']//
div[@class='auh']
Selenium command: selenium.click("//tr[td/div/
@id='oj']//div[@class='auh']");

In the above example, I first selected the second row ( //tr[td/div/
@id='oj'] ) and then selected the corresponding 'div' component or
'check box' from that particular row (//tr[td/div/@id='oj']//
div[@class='auh'] ).

Try and let me know.

Regards,
Koushikk Prabhu.

[Shaba K]

@Koushik
He is using WebDriver

so <driverObject>.findelementBy.xpath("<put your xpath here>");

-Shabana

[Yeshwant Murali]

My thoughts to more generic approach...

1. Get the table name

2. Get the row count

3. Since you know the column name of the email id, capture that and I am sure..it would increment by number, so make the object identifier generic

4. Compare the email id that you want to identify with the cell value

5. If found, click on the check box ( this again would increment by number )

6. To do all this put it in a 'For' loop from Step 3 (after you get row count)

7. Pass the email id as a parameter, so that it can be used to compare with the cell value

 

Hope this helps.

Thank you,

Yeshwant

[jeevan]

You can do this by directly giving the value of the checkbox..


//input[@value='userb']
You can change the value to name in case it is unique.
Thanks,
Jeevan