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Below is the same code

<section id=“zone_body” class =“zone zone_body>



<div class =“row”>…<div>



<div data-o_id="4915279" data-renderertype="imagesonly" class="module module-carousel module-carousel--imagesonly col col--1-1" id="module-2319657">



::after



</div>



<div class =“row”>…<div>



<div class =“row”>…<div>



<div class =“row”>…<div>



<div class =“row”>…<div>



<div class =“row”>…<div>



<div class =“row”>…<div>



<div class =“row”>…<div>





</section>

I am testing a web page which I am trying to automate using selenium with Java. As per the html code above every page that I am testing has this standard 16 different types of data-renderertype and as per the code above the 8 different div class inside the body can have the same or a different data-renderertype all together, e.g above has "imagesonly" and can be in any random order. What I really want to achieve is to extract all the data-renderertype values from all the 8 (this is not a constant number as it can vary depending upon the page) different div class so it can be stored and used to compare it to a different version of the site. I hope this make sense, any help would be very much appreciated as I am overwhelmed right now and not sure where to start.

you can make logic like this,

List<IWebElement> elements= driver.findElements(By.XPath("*//div[data-renderertype]"));

or

List<IWebElement> elements= driver.findElements(By.XPath("*[data-renderertype]"));

or

List<IWebElement> elements = driver.findElements(By.XPath("*//div[starts-with(@id,'module')]"));

forEach(IWebElement ein elements){

    string str = e.getAttribute("data-renderertype");

}

Try this:

List<WebElement> allRows = driver.findElements(By.cssSelector("#zone_body > div.row"));



for( WebElement elem : allRows ){



   System.out.println("Value=== " + elem.getAttribute("data-renderertype"));

}

What I would do is :

1. Get item using List<WebElement> divs = driver.findElements(By.xpath("#zone_body .row")) (note that your XPath needs to be chosen carefully for the sake of your Selenium script stability and maintainability)


2. Stream over the list and use WebElement.getAttribute("data-renderertype") for each element, populating your new list or map or whatever data type you would want.

List<WebElement> elements = driver.findElements(by.xpath("//section[@id='zone_body']//div[@class='row']"));

for(int i=0;i<elements.size();i++) {

    System.out.println( elements.get(i).getAttribute("data-renderertype"));

}

This snippet gets all the <div class='row'/> elements under <section id='zone_body' /> tag into elements list, iterating the list with a for loop to get the attribute data-renderertype's value.