How can I handle dynamic web elements in Selenium during automation testing?
Handling dynamic web elements in Selenium can be challenging, but it can be managed effectively using various techniques. One common approach is to use explicit waits, such as WebDriverWait
combined with ExpectedConditions
, to wait for elements to appear or change. Additionally, XPath and CSS selectors can be used to locate elements with dynamic attributes like IDs or class names. Another approach is to use relative XPath, which is less likely to break when attributes change. To master such techniques, obtaining a Selenium Certification can help build a solid understanding of best practices for handling dynamic elements in automation testing.
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