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Asked: May 28, 20262026-05-28T19:19:55+00:00 2026-05-28T19:19:55+00:00

I am executing a script in Selenium IDE 1.5.0 in which I refresh a

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I am executing a script in Selenium IDE 1.5.0 in which I refresh a page and sort a table of data.

I need to reference an element of the table based on it’s position.

What I currently have:

clickAndWait    css=input[type="image"]
click           //a[contains(text(),'Yield')]
pause           999
click           //a[contains(text(),'Yield')]
pause           9999
storeTable      id=table-0.2.14                   x

I’m getting the error:

“[error] Element id=table-0 not found”.

However, when I hit the “find” button on the storeTable command, the appropriate element in the table is found.

Searching for the answer I’ve found forums that suggest that a pause is needed, but the pause currently being used is plenty long.

I’ve also noticed that it will sometimes run successfully if I switch to an open Chrome browser and then back to the Firefox browser while it’s running. There’s obviously a reason why this is happening but I’m not understanding what’s happening.

I’ve tried playing with the focus() command (thinking that the active window is switching) but that doesn’t seem to be working either.

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    2026-05-28T19:19:56+00:00Added an answer on May 28, 2026 at 7:19 pm

    I was able to solve my issue by using xpath to reference the position in table:

    clickAndWait    css=input[type="image"]
    click           //a[contains(text(),'Yield')]
    pause           999
    click           //a[contains(text(),'Yield')]`
    pause           9999
    
    storeText      xpath=//table[1]//tbody[2]//tr[1]//td[15]                   x
    

    For whatever reason using the id doesn’t seem to work.

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