Faced with such a situation, Selenium needs to press the “Post” button after writing a comment, but XPATH cannot be selected because it is either very long or it does not work.

I am currently in the process of learning about html, particularly the navigation and tracking of steps taken through a webpage. For the most part, many websites tend to use the variable ‘href’ as means for inferring the forwarding url. However I found that some websites do not do as such. Websites like X(Twitter) use PointerEvent’s to forward users on a webpage. As a result the forwarding url is obfuscated and cannot be viewed unless clicking into the link. Is there a way to extract data from a PointerEvent without having to interact with it?

I am currently in the process of learning about html, particularly the navigation and tracking of steps taken through a webpage. For the most part, many websites tend to use the variable ‘href’ as means for inferring the forwarding url. However I found that some websites do not do as such. Websites like X(Twitter) use PointerEvent’s to forward users on a webpage. As a result the forwarding url is obfuscated and cannot be viewed unless clicking into the link. Is there a way to extract data from a PointerEvent without having to interact with it?

I have two scripts:

I have some code I open up a web page and then I try to set focus on a test box so a user can start typing, however when the page opens and the cursor is flashing on the correct text box if the user starts typing the URL bar is where the typing will occur how do I get it to show in the text box?

I am trying to write a code that will go to a web page with links, search though each link by element, click on the link and then save it.

I have a first row in a table that has empty TDs filled with input TEXTBOXs or TEXTAREAs here is what the row looks like

I have a first row in a table that has empty TDs filled with input TEXTBOXs or TEXTAREAs here is what the row looks like

>>> import selenium >>> selenium.webdriver Traceback (most recent call last): File “<stdin>”, line 1, in <module> AttributeError: module ‘selenium’ has no attribute ‘webdriver’ >>> from selenium import * >>> webdriver Traceback (most recent call last): File “<stdin>”, line 1, in <module> NameError: name ‘webdriver’ is not defined >>> from selenium import webdriver >>> webdriver <module […]