HtmlFind Class

Create a new Find object.

Gets the browser object that is associated with this find object. If this property is null, then the Find object is associated with a search region.

Gets the reference type that this Find object is using. (i.e. browser root, testregion ... etc)

Gets/Sets whether to ignore Find.Allxx<TControl>(...) elements that don't match the TControl specified. (i.e. the TControl type validation fails for that element). If false, the Find.Allxx method will throw an exception.

Gets the last FindParam used to search.

Gets the search log for the last find attempt. This log can help diagnose when find fails to locate an element.

Gets the search region for this Find object. When this is set to a specific region, all search is done locale to that region. All indexes are calculated starting at zero from this region's element. If this property is null, then the Find object will perform all searches from the document root element.

Gets/Sets the root element that all searches will be performed under. This element depended on the reference type. [Browser/TestRegion/Element].

Gets/Sets whether to throw an exception if any of the find methods returns a null element or any of the find all methods return empty list of elements.

Returns a list of elements that have attributes that match the NameValuePairs passed it fully or partially.

Returns a list of elements that have TextContent that match the specified content The content must start with: 'l:' for exact match strings, 'p:' for partial strings or 'x:' for regular expression matches. If none are provided, the string will be matched using an exact match 'l:'. All searches are case-insensitive. To find tags with TextContent of: 'foo bar' Example 1: ByContent("l:foo bar"); Example 2: ByContent("p:foo"); Example 3: ByContent("x:[*foo*]"); There is a difference between FindContentType.InnerText and FindContentType.TextContent that is worth noting: Example: InnerText for div1 : Text1Text2 {recursive} TextContent of div1 : Text1 {non-recursive} Default for ByContent is TextContent which is the most common usage.

Returns a list of elements that match the specified content. The content must start with: 'l:' for exact match strings, 'p:' for partial strings or 'x:' for regular expression matches. If none are provided, the string will be matched using an exact match 'l:'. All searches are case-insensitive. To find tags with TextContent of: 'foo bar' Example 1: ByContent("l:foo bar"); Example 2: ByContent("p:foo"); Example 3: ByContent("x:[*foo*]"); There is a difference between FindContentType.InnerText and FindContentType.TextContent that is worth noting: Example: InnerText for div1 : Text1Text2 {recursive} TextContent of div1 : Text1 {non-recursive} Default for ByContent is TextContent which is the most common usage.

Return all elements that match the predicate

Returns all controls that match the predicate and are convertable to TControl.

Find all elements by HTML find expression strings.

Find all elements by HtmlFindExpression.

Returns a list of elements with a specific tag name.

Returns a list of elements that match the specified XPath. This function supports the System.Xml XPath syntax.

Gets an IEnmerable for TControl to be used for LINQ queries. This will return only elements that are convertable to TControl

Gets a IEnumerable for all elements to be used for LINQ queries

Returns a an element that has attributes that match the NameValuePairs passed it. All matching is case-insensitive.

Returns an element by searching its TextContent. The content must start with: 'l:' for exact match strings, 'p:' for partial strings or 'x:' for regular expression matches. If none are provided, the string will be matched using an exact match 'l:'. All searches are case-insensitive. To find tags with innerText content is: 'foo bar' Example 1: ByContent("l:foo bar"); Example 2: ByContent("p:foo"); Example 3: ByContent("x:[*foo*]");

Returns an element by searching its content with the options to pick the content type. (InnerText, InnerMarkup or OuterMarkup) The content must start with: 'l:' for exact match strings, 'p:' for partial strings or 'x:' for regular expression matches. If none are provided, the string will be matched using an exact match 'l:'. All searches are case-insensitive. Similar to Find.ByContent(string) with the option to specify the content type: Example 1: ByContent("l:foo bar",FindContentType.InnerText); Example 2: ByContent("p:<foo id="f" />",FindContent.OuterMarkup); There is a difference between FindContentType.InnerText and FindContentType.TextContent that is worth noting: Example: InnerText for div1 : Text1Text2 {recursive} TextContent of div1 : Text1 {non-recursive} Default for ByContent is TextContent which is the most common usage.

Returns an element by searching its content with the options to pick the content type. (InnerText, InnerMarkup or OuterMarkup) in addition to a list of attributes. The content must start with: 'l:' for exact match strings, 'p:' for partial strings or 'x:' for regular expression matches. If none are provided, the string will be matched using an exact match 'l:'. All searches are case-insensitive. Similar to Find.ByContent(string) with the option to specify the content type: Example 1: ByContent("l:foo bar",FindContentType.InnerText); Example 2: ByContent("p:<foo id="f" />",FindContent.OuterMarkup); There is a difference between FindContentType.InnerText and FindContentType.TextContent that is worth noting: Example: InnerText for div1 : Text1Text2 {recursive} TextContent of div1 : Text1 {non-recursive} Default for ByContent is TextContent which is the most common usage.

Return the element that matches the defined predicate.

Get a control by using custom predicate. This function will try to eliminate any elements that are not convertable to TControl type.

Find Element by HtmlFindExpression.

Find element by HTML find expression strings of type TControl.

Find element by HtmlFindExpression of type TControl.

Returns an element by looking for its 'id' attribute value.

Returns an element by searching for its 'name' attribute value

Returns an element by searching for it using a node index path.

Returns an element by its tag name occrrence.

Returns an element using an XPath. This function supports the System.Xml XPath syntax.

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.

Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection.

Finds all elements with the HtmlFindExpressions in the collection.

Finds all elements with FindExpressions defined in a file.

Finds all elements with FindExpressions defined in the serialized xml string.

Serves as the default hash function.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Finds the first table that contains the cell text content specified.

Finds the first table cell that contains the text content specified. If the text is contained by a control inside that table cell, this method will not find that cell.

Finds the first table row that contains the cell text content specified.

Returns a string that represents the current object.

Invoked when one of the find methods returns null or an empty list of elements.

Creates and returns a new jQuery object for the Find object.