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What Xpath expression can I use to find all the anchor (just ‘a’) elements whose actual text (the innerHTML) is Logout.
something like
//a[@innerHTML='Logout']
Would that be correct?
No, it would be incorrect.
innerHTMLis a property, part of the object model, while XPath operates on tags and attributes. Unless youratag actually has an attribute namedinnerHTML, this wouldn’t work.If you want to compare the value of the tag itself, you can use the
.(dot) to refer to the tag:However, I must add, just in case you’re using jQuery: I’m not sure if it will work with jQuery. jQuery does not support XPath fully, only basic stuff.