[WEB] Click on Link Using XPath [Example]

[JMichaelTX]

@Luca_Cash

I think the problem rely on XPATH. I've copied form both safari and chrome the XPATH of the link I wont to clic but it doesn't look like a real XPATH with @id= format.,
Here's the XPATH I am getting: /html/body/div[2]/root/div/div[1]/div/div/div[3]/awsm-skinny-nav/div/div/div[2]/awsm-skinny-nav-item[1]/a

I don't like XPath. I find it hard to learn, understand, and use.
I much prefer querySelector.

Take a look at this post and related posts and see if you can figure it out.

Help Figuring Out How to Click a Link

This did it...thank you! So now I want to try to learn a little. Can I get you to tell me why it worked? Thanks -Erik That worked in this case because the button of interest is in the FIRST "form" element that was found. To be more reliable, it is best to specify the class of the "form" element like this: document.querySelector('form.dataformatselector.m-a-1 button.btn.btn-secondary').click() assuming I have chosen the correct "form" here: [image] The problem with my first post: is…

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• URL of page that has the link you want to click
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• HTML Code around the link, using Code Block.
• Screenshot identifying the link to click