I am looking for a way to click on a precise button webelement located on a table.
Using selenium selector I could identify about 12 elements having the same class name but printing text or attribute does not differentiate them.
l = browser.find_elements(By.CSS_SELECTOR,'[class="ajaxOpen user"]')
This gives me a dozen of web elements but I want to select only one to click. Unfortunately, the location may vary depending on the number of proposed event. XPATH method would not give reliable position.
The webpage presents a serie of events, from which I want to extract the list of participant Here is the part HTML of one table :
<li class="ajaxOpen user" data-url="_Programme_lstparticipants&id=3665" title="Liste des participants" data-titre="Liste des participants"></li>
Each event has a unique id number and it looks like data-url variable is passed to the AjaxOpen class (here with id = 3665 which is unique)
I tried several methods from selenium without success, xpath for example here is the relative Xpath //div[3]//ul[1]//li[5]//ul[1]//li[1] The Div tag changes depending on number of div tables on the page. so when the website proposes a new event, the actual button may migrate to div[4]
I am not able to locate this particular element within the list given by CSS SELECTOR.
Ideally, is there a way to create a custom Locator without iterating the List just by locating the data-url variable which is not shown on the page?
Thank you in advance