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I am using Selenium to automate a web application. The language used is Python.
Below is the scenario for which I am not able to work on a solution:



I am in a page where I have to click a button which will take me to another page. I have 14 other items of this type. Now the button property is the same for all 14 items. Each time I try to identify the buttons I see that their XPath is the same.



My question is which would be the best way to identify these buttons.



Once I identify them, I would need them to be clicked 14 times for different scenarios.



Here is the script I tried that fails:



List<WebElement> xyz = driver.find_elements_by_css_selector('i.fa icon-launch')
xyz.__getitem__(0).click()
print(xyz)


I tried XPath, element, but none worked.



When I tried above I got an error like this:



xyz.__getitem__(0).click()
IndexError: list index out of range


The same error appears for all the 14 buttons on the screen.










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    I am using Selenium to automate a web application. The language used is Python.
    Below is the scenario for which I am not able to work on a solution:



    I am in a page where I have to click a button which will take me to another page. I have 14 other items of this type. Now the button property is the same for all 14 items. Each time I try to identify the buttons I see that their XPath is the same.



    My question is which would be the best way to identify these buttons.



    Once I identify them, I would need them to be clicked 14 times for different scenarios.



    Here is the script I tried that fails:



    List<WebElement> xyz = driver.find_elements_by_css_selector('i.fa icon-launch')
    xyz.__getitem__(0).click()
    print(xyz)


    I tried XPath, element, but none worked.



    When I tried above I got an error like this:



    xyz.__getitem__(0).click()
    IndexError: list index out of range


    The same error appears for all the 14 buttons on the screen.










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      I am using Selenium to automate a web application. The language used is Python.
      Below is the scenario for which I am not able to work on a solution:



      I am in a page where I have to click a button which will take me to another page. I have 14 other items of this type. Now the button property is the same for all 14 items. Each time I try to identify the buttons I see that their XPath is the same.



      My question is which would be the best way to identify these buttons.



      Once I identify them, I would need them to be clicked 14 times for different scenarios.



      Here is the script I tried that fails:



      List<WebElement> xyz = driver.find_elements_by_css_selector('i.fa icon-launch')
      xyz.__getitem__(0).click()
      print(xyz)


      I tried XPath, element, but none worked.



      When I tried above I got an error like this:



      xyz.__getitem__(0).click()
      IndexError: list index out of range


      The same error appears for all the 14 buttons on the screen.










      share|improve this question
















      I am using Selenium to automate a web application. The language used is Python.
      Below is the scenario for which I am not able to work on a solution:



      I am in a page where I have to click a button which will take me to another page. I have 14 other items of this type. Now the button property is the same for all 14 items. Each time I try to identify the buttons I see that their XPath is the same.



      My question is which would be the best way to identify these buttons.



      Once I identify them, I would need them to be clicked 14 times for different scenarios.



      Here is the script I tried that fails:



      List<WebElement> xyz = driver.find_elements_by_css_selector('i.fa icon-launch')
      xyz.__getitem__(0).click()
      print(xyz)


      I tried XPath, element, but none worked.



      When I tried above I got an error like this:



      xyz.__getitem__(0).click()
      IndexError: list index out of range


      The same error appears for all the 14 buttons on the screen.







      python selenium-webdriver selenium-chromedriver






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