rev2023.4.21.43403. The Buckets or place holders which allow a web page to hold or display some kind of data are called web elements. Handling different input fields using Robot Framework. I have to run a particular test case only if web page contains more than one div tag with a similar id ! A minor scale definition: am I missing something? Some of the Webelement keywords that I will explain in this tutorial are: * Get Element Attribute Returns the value of attribute from the element locator, * Get Element Count Returns the number of elements matching locator, * Get Element Size Returns width and height of the element identified by locator, * Get WebElement Returns the first WebElement matching the given locator, * Get WebElements Returns a list of WebElement objects matching the locator, * Capture Element Screenshot Captures a screenshot from the element and embeds in log file, * Assign Id To Element Assigns a temporary id to the element specified by locator, * Clear Element Text Clears the value of the text-input-element identified by locator, * Double Click Element Double clicks the element identified by locator, * Cover Element Will cover elements identified by locator with a blue div, * Click Element At Coordinates Click the element locator at xoffset/yoffset, * Element Attribute Value Should Be Verifies element identified by locator contains expected attribute value, * Element Should Be Disabled Verifies that element identified by locator is disabled, * Element Should Be Visible Verifies that the element identified by locator is visible, * Element Should Not Be Visible Verifies that the element identified by locator is NOT visible, * Element Should Contain Verifies that element locator contains text expected, * Element Should Not Contain Verifies that element locator does not contain text expected, * Element Text Should Be Verifies that element locator contains exact the text expected, * Element Text Should Not Be Verifies that element locator does not contain exact the text not_expected, * Element Should Be Enabled Verifies that element identified by locator is enabled, * Element Should Be Focused Verifies that element identified by locator is focused, get element attribute robot framework example, Robot Framework Tutorial #27 Working with Webelements, capture element screenshot robot framework, element should be visible robot framework, element should contain in robot framework, working with webelement in robot framework, Jira Roadmap Tutorial #19 How to Share Advanced Jira Roadmaps, Jira Roadmap Tutorial #18 Review and Save Jira Roadmap Changes, Jira Roadmap Tutorial #17 Resolving Warnings in Advanced Roadmaps, Jira Roadmap Tutorial #16 How to Modify Jira Roadmap View, Jira Roadmap Tutorial #15 Manage Dependencies in Advanced Roadmap, Jira Roadmap Tutorial #14 Managing Teams in Jira Roadmap, Jira Roadmap Tutorial #13 -Release Management in Jira Advanced Roadmap, Jira Roadmap Tutorial #12 Capacity Planning in Jira Advanced Roadmap, Jira Roadmap Tutorial #11 Configure Advanced Roadmap Scenarios, Jira Roadmap Tutorial #10 Planning in Jira Advanced Roadmap. For this, we have to add a keyword to the test case, as shown below.Once you run the test case, it will start executing, and it first selects the Toronto as a default value and next Newyork and then Chicago and then LondonThe Case report is: Automation of Desktop Application Using Robot Framework, Radio Button It is a kind of control element, that allows a user to choose only one option at a time; it has a common group name and different value pairs.Let's open the ngendigital practice page and then select the Radio button Example and inspect Flight element. Remove elements from XML by XPath. It currently only works for local files, but couldeasily be extended to also remote files. I have this xpath=$ {check_radio_xpath}@class is this right way? Want to fetch value of an attribute in robot framework attribute_locator consists of element locator followed by an @ sign and attribute name, for example element_id@class.