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Cessna
Cessna

Reputation: 309

Vba Selenium: Check if html tag is present in the source code

This is my issue, I have a Vba code using selenium that loops trough a lot of urls. I need to validate if one tag is present, and if it is I need the code to resume next, the problems is that I just started to use selenium, and I don't know how to validate if the tag is present in a given source code.

This is the tag:

<a class="fontdn" id="fontdn" href="#" title="Zoom Out (Key: -)">Zoom Out (Key: -)</a>

and this is the Vba-selenium code I have so far, this suppose to return the number of elements with this id but doesn't work.

If IE.findElementsByTitle("Zoom Out (Key: -)").Size() > 0 Then Exit For

Upvotes: 0

Views: 4643

Answers (1)

Richard
Richard

Reputation: 9019

I checked the wrapper for Excel VBA, I don't see a findElementsByTitle in the code: https://code.google.com/p/selenium-vba/source/browse/trunk/wrapper/WebElement.cs

You should be able to use:

If IE.findElementsByClassName("fontdn").Size() > 0 Then Exit For

Edit

I looked through the wrapper source some more, findElementsByClassName returns an array. Excel VBA array uses Length, not Size(), from what I can tell.

Maybe this?

If IE.findElementsByClassName("fontdn").Length > 0 Then Exit For

Upvotes: 1

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