I want to remove some fields from website billing information.in order to do that i have a div and its t-attf-class i want to xpath it
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Hi Jain,
You can use hasclass() function in XML in the xpath.
Ex:
xpath expr="//div[hasclass('class_name')]"
Since I'm targeting a t-attf-class (which is dynamically generated), does the XPath execute before or after the classes are fully rendered in the DOM? Does this distinction affect how I should write the xpath expr?
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Hi Jain, Could you solve this issue?
Visit https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50716507/how-to-give-odoo-xpath-in-t-attf-id https://basketrandom.io for more information
Hi Jain,
There could be many other ways but the best way I found to do this is using relative xpath as in here:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/50716507/how-to-give-odoo-xpath-in-t-attf-id
The ideas is to target the block after the div (be it a field or an input, etc...) then add /.. at the end of the xpath expression get the parent block in this case the div container.
If this is not what you are looking for, can you share a code or its structure for better response?
Cheers
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