XPATH Tutorial# 8- XPATH AXES Method ancestor | descendant

Опубликовано: 09 Июнь 2023
на канале: Automation Rail
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In this informative video tutorial, we delve into the world of XPath axes methods, with a focus on the powerful 'ancestor' and 'descendant' axes. Join us as we explore these essential techniques for traversing the HTML structure and selecting elements based on their ancestral or descendant relationships.

XPath axes methods provide a robust mechanism to navigate through the hierarchical structure of an HTML document and target elements based on their position in the tree. We begin by introducing the 'ancestor' axis, which allows you to select elements that are ancestors (i.e., predecessors) of a given context node. We delve into practical examples, demonstrating how to leverage the 'ancestor' axis to access higher-level elements in the document hierarchy, such as parent elements, grandparent elements, or even higher-level ancestors.

Next, we dive into the 'descendant' axis, which enables you to select elements that are descendants (i.e., successors) of a context node. We showcase how the 'descendant' axis can be used to traverse down the HTML tree and target specific nested elements. We share valuable insights on constructing XPath expressions using the 'descendant' axis to locate specific descendant elements, regardless of their depth within the structure.

Throughout the video, we provide useful tips, best practices, and real-world scenarios where the 'ancestor' and 'descendant' axes can be applied effectively. We discuss how to combine these axes with other XPath expressions, select elements within specific levels of the tree, and handle complex document structures.


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