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As on the image I have to click on the 6th item on the list.
I can easily do this with IList<IWebElement>
But is there any way to do the same thing with the help of 2005256 digit which is available end of the div tag?






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  • Xpath with Element's attribute might help stackoverflow.com/questions/45177646/…

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enter image description here



As on the image I have to click on the 6th item on the list.
I can easily do this with IList<IWebElement>
But is there any way to do the same thing with the help of 2005256 digit which is available end of the div tag?






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  • Xpath with Element's attribute might help stackoverflow.com/questions/45177646/…

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enter image description here



As on the image I have to click on the 6th item on the list.
I can easily do this with IList<IWebElement>
But is there any way to do the same thing with the help of 2005256 digit which is available end of the div tag?






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enter image description here



As on the image I have to click on the 6th item on the list.
I can easily do this with IList<IWebElement>
But is there any way to do the same thing with the help of 2005256 digit which is available end of the div tag?






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  • Xpath with Element's attribute might help stackoverflow.com/questions/45177646/…

    – Toan Tran
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  • Xpath with Element's attribute might help stackoverflow.com/questions/45177646/…

    – Toan Tran
    13 hours ago

















Xpath with Element's attribute might help stackoverflow.com/questions/45177646/…

– Toan Tran
13 hours ago





Xpath with Element's attribute might help stackoverflow.com/questions/45177646/…

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You can use a CSS Selector looking for a substring at the onclick attribute:



div[onclick*='2005256']


This will look for the client regardless of the position.
If you want by position:



#searchpanel-clientlist li:nth-of-type(6)





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    I think the CSS Selector is the best solution, but you could also loop through all the row elements and get the onclick attribute text with element.GetAttribute("onclick"). This should the full onclick string and now you can use your programming language to find if it contains the number and use elements that match.






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      You can use a CSS Selector looking for a substring at the onclick attribute:



      div[onclick*='2005256']


      This will look for the client regardless of the position.
      If you want by position:



      #searchpanel-clientlist li:nth-of-type(6)





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        You can use a CSS Selector looking for a substring at the onclick attribute:



        div[onclick*='2005256']


        This will look for the client regardless of the position.
        If you want by position:



        #searchpanel-clientlist li:nth-of-type(6)





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          You can use a CSS Selector looking for a substring at the onclick attribute:



          div[onclick*='2005256']


          This will look for the client regardless of the position.
          If you want by position:



          #searchpanel-clientlist li:nth-of-type(6)





          share|improve this answer













          You can use a CSS Selector looking for a substring at the onclick attribute:



          div[onclick*='2005256']


          This will look for the client regardless of the position.
          If you want by position:



          #searchpanel-clientlist li:nth-of-type(6)






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              I think the CSS Selector is the best solution, but you could also loop through all the row elements and get the onclick attribute text with element.GetAttribute("onclick"). This should the full onclick string and now you can use your programming language to find if it contains the number and use elements that match.






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                I think the CSS Selector is the best solution, but you could also loop through all the row elements and get the onclick attribute text with element.GetAttribute("onclick"). This should the full onclick string and now you can use your programming language to find if it contains the number and use elements that match.






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                  I think the CSS Selector is the best solution, but you could also loop through all the row elements and get the onclick attribute text with element.GetAttribute("onclick"). This should the full onclick string and now you can use your programming language to find if it contains the number and use elements that match.






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                  I think the CSS Selector is the best solution, but you could also loop through all the row elements and get the onclick attribute text with element.GetAttribute("onclick"). This should the full onclick string and now you can use your programming language to find if it contains the number and use elements that match.







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