Locating child elements in a table
Working with simple tables is relatively easy. However, you will come across complex tables where other than data, table cells have child elements for user interaction. For example, in an e-commerce application when you open the shopping cart page, it looks a simple table but inside there are many complex elements.
Furthermore, these elements are dynamically created based on user actions and may have attribute values generated at runtime. Locating these elements may become a challenging task.
In this recipe, we will explore strategies to locate child elements within tables using CSS and XPath.
How to do it...
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