Just a quick note if you are using Selenium to do your tests, and writing your own, you’ve probably had to write some XPath expressions. I had to write a particularly hard XPath string and got tired of trying to test my XPath expression in Selenium over and over again.
I did some quick Google searching and discovered a Firefox plug-in named XPath Checker. It works two ways:
- It allows you to write an XPath expression and see what it returns.
- It allows you to click on piece of a page and see an XPath expression that would find it
It rocks.
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Sure am glad they made a plug in for Firefox for it because it does rock!!
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Thanks for the tip on the X-path checker, it has saved me so much time and most of all frustration. I will keep coming back to check for the great tips. Thanks so much, Abby
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New plugin for my firefox 🙂 Thank you Ryan for this issue.
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I think as good as XPath Checker is XPather Browser, aslo a plugin for Firefox. It gives the entire path from /html to what ever element your using. I’m a Java developer, writing selenium tests for a web application. And I can tell you this: My dream team(tools) is:
-Selenium IDE(whom can convert in Java, Ruby);
-XPath Checker;
-XPather browser;
-Firebug.
Paul.
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hi all
please tell me how to use xpath checker, how to add it to firfox
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I am using FF 11, There is any xpath checker for that. When I am trying to download the xpath checker from https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/xpath-checker/ It is telling that it is not compatible with FF 11
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