Hi
My browser: IE9.
Case 1: When finding by class on IE9. Return value is 0. I don't know why? Please refer attachment
could you help me?
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ActiveBrowser.RefreshDomTree();
HtmlDiv htmlDivMedia = Find.ById<HtmlDiv>("dnn_ctr431_ViewMediaResource_UP");
IList<HtmlListItem> htmlListEnclosure = htmlDivMedia.Find.AllByAttributes<HtmlListItem>("class=body-module");
Log.WriteLine("Enclosure: " + htmlListEnclosure.Count.ToString());
IList<HtmlListItem> htmlListContent = htmlListEnclosure[1].Find.AllByAttributes<HtmlListItem>("class=body-component-content");
Log.WriteLine("Content: " + htmlListContent.Count.ToString());
foreach ( HtmlListItem items in htmlListContent)
{
Log.WriteLine("Physical name: " + items.TextContent.ToString());
if (items.TextContent.ToString() == physicalNameString)
items.MouseClick();
}
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Thanks
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Hello,
the line that probably throws the exception is this:
You are attempting to access the second item (zero-based indexing) of the htmlListEnclosure list.
Perhaps the list is either empty or only has a single item.
Try accessing the first item of the list:
If this still doesn't work - you will need to check whether the page does indeed contain the desired elements at the time this code runs. There code you're using should work in general - as long as the correct elements are present on the page.
Regards,
Stoich
the Telerik team
the line that probably throws the exception is this:
IList<HtmlListItem> htmlListContent = htmlListEnclosure[1].Find.AllByAttributes<HtmlListItem>("class=body-component-content");You are attempting to access the second item (zero-based indexing) of the htmlListEnclosure list.
Perhaps the list is either empty or only has a single item.
Try accessing the first item of the list:
IList<HtmlListItem> htmlListContent = htmlListEnclosure[0].Find.AllByAttributes<HtmlListItem>("class=body-component-content");If this still doesn't work - you will need to check whether the page does indeed contain the desired elements at the time this code runs. There code you're using should work in general - as long as the correct elements are present on the page.
Regards,
Stoich
the Telerik team
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