in reply to Links with Selenium in XPath

If your problem is not knowing how to write XPath expressions then perhaps something like the Selector Gadget bookmarklet would help? It lets you click on a bookmark to load an overlay which lets you click on a rendered page and retrieve the jQuery-CSS-y selector or an XPath expression that matches the selected elements (which you then could use in your perl).

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Re^2: Links with Selenium in XPath
by CColin (Scribe) on Jun 29, 2010 at 08:20 UTC
    Thanks - though I didn't use this, my problem was indeed not understanding XPath. Turns out to be easier than I thought, my problem was thinking it was more than what it is - just a means of querying some XML/ HTML.