I have a scenario, which I am finding bit difficult to automate.
The test scenario is :
There are two drop down.
To select the state.
To select the respective cities.
So, I need to write a script to automate, where I need to select a state from State drop down and for that state I need to select all the cities one after the other. Once all the cities are selected for that respective state, I need to come out of that loop and select a different state and repeat this process.
This is the code which i have written.
def test_state(self):
element = self.getAllTheElements(self.Register_page_elements,’xpath’, ‘option’)
for link in element:
if link.get_attribute(‘value’):
link.click()
print(“test”)
time.sleep(4)
element = self.getAllTheElements(‘autocomplete-city’, ‘id’, ‘option’)
for link2 in element:
if link2.get_attribute(“value”):
link2.click()
print(“state”)
time.sleep(2)
Since I have not given break statement, it will throw an error after completing entire iteration.
But, if I give a break it wont work the way I want.
This is the HTML code of the drop down.
For state.
<div class=”under-line”>
<select type=”text” class=”enque-content” autocomplete=”off” required=”required” id=”autocomplete-state” name=”state” onchange=”getCities(this)”>
<option selected=”” disabled=”disabled” value=””>Please select your state*</option>
<option value=”1″>Andaman and Nicobar Island</option><option value=”2″>Andhra Pradesh</option><label alt=”First Name*” class=”enque-placeholder-label” placeholder=”First Name*”> </label><option value=”3″>Arunachal Pradesh</option><option value=”4″>Assam</option><option value=”5″>Bihar</option><option value=”6″>Chandigarh</option><option value=”8″>Dadra and Nagar Haveli</option><option value=”7″>Chhattisgarh</option><option value=”9″>Daman and Diu</option><option value=”10″>Delhi</option><option value=”37″>Goa</option><option value=”12″>Gujarat</option><option value=”13″>Haryana</option><option value=”14″>Himachal Pradesh</option><option value=”15″>Jammu and Kashmir</option><option value=”16″>Jharkhand</option><option value=”17″>Karnataka</option><option value=”18″>Kerala</option><option value=”19″>Lakshadweep</option><option value=”20″>Madhya Pradesh</option><option value=”21″>Maharashtra</option><option value=”22″>Manipur</option><option value=”23″>Meghalaya</option><option value=”24″>Mizoram</option><option value=”25″>Nagaland</option><option value=”26″>Odisha</option><option value=”27″>Puducherry</option><option value=”28″>Punjab</option><option value=”29″>Rajasthan</option><option value=”30″>Sikkim</option><option value=”31″>Tamil Nadu</option><option value=”32″>Telangana</option><option value=”33″>Tripura</option><option value=”34″>Uttar Pradesh</option><option value=”35″>Uttarakhand</option><option value=”36″>West Bengal</option></select>
</div>
Once I select the state then the city drop down will appear.
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