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Xpath Contains

The document explains how to use XPath functions such as 'contains', 'sibling', and 'ancestor' to extract and locate web elements based on specific criteria. Examples are provided for each function to illustrate their usage in selecting elements related to text values, sibling relationships, and parent elements. This information is useful for web scraping and automated testing scenarios.

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Xpath Contains

The document explains how to use XPath functions such as 'contains', 'sibling', and 'ancestor' to extract and locate web elements based on specific criteria. Examples are provided for each function to illustrate their usage in selecting elements related to text values, sibling relationships, and parent elements. This information is useful for web scraping and automated testing scenarios.

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Contains:

By using 'contains' function in XPath, we can extract all the elements which
matches a particular text value.

"//h4/a[contains(text(),'SAP M')]"

Sibling:

Using sibling keyword, we can fetch a web element on the which is related to some
other element.

"//div[@class='canvas- graph']//a[@href='/accounting.html'][i[@class='icon-
usd']]/following-sibling::h4"

Ancestor:

To find an element on the basis of the parent element we can use ancestor
attribute of XPath.

"//div[.//a[text()='SELENIUM']]/ancestor::div[@class='rt-grid-2
rt-omega']/following-sibling::div"

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