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Try XPath by larissa9839

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  • by Firefox user 15003045, 6 years ago
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  • by Firefox user 14681453, 6 years ago
    it’s pretty good
    很好用
  • by Firefox user 14650110, 6 years ago
  • by Firefox user 14580758, 6 years ago
    can not download!

    Developer response

    posted 6 years ago
    I can download Try XPath by Firefox 64.0.2(64bit). The cause of the failure may be the Firefox version. Try XPath 1.3.4 supports Firefox 53.0 or later.
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  • by Firefox user 13877297, 7 years ago
    Sheer waste of time..
  • by Firefox user 14032866, 7 years ago
  • by YEO.ro, 7 years ago
    nice!
  • by Firefox user 13923073, 7 years ago
    Is is possible that this add-on doesn't support XPath 2.0?
    Are you planning to add support for it?

    Developer response

    posted 7 years ago
    Thank you for the review. This add-on uses the Document.evaluate method to execute a XPath expression and does not support XPath 2.0. I have no plan to support XPath 2.0 now.
  • by Firefox user 13867764, 7 years ago
    not downloading.

    Developer response

    posted 7 years ago
    I'm sorry. I fixed it.
  • by Firefox user 13839667, 7 years ago
    Nice, but much too complicated to use. I did not manage to find a documentation how to use namespaces. Was just using this because Xpath Checker does not work any more with current versions of Firefox.

    Developer response

    posted 7 years ago
    Thank you for the review. You can use namespaces by entering a JSON string which pair namespace prefixes with namespace URIs. If you enter {"x":"http://www.w3.org/1999/xhtml","y":"http://www.w3.org/2000/svg"} in the Resolver input field, you can use following XPath expressions: //x:div//y:image, //x:a, /y:svg/y:rect
  • by Kampak, 7 years ago
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  • by navchandar, 7 years ago
    Context, Namespace and other options could be smaller checkboxes.

    Developer response

    posted 7 years ago
    Thanks for the review. But I'm not sure I understand. Would you like to reduce the size of the checkboxes or the size of the titles(Context, namespaceResolver, ...)?
  • by Alexey Murz Korepov, 7 years ago
    Very good solution for make XPath queries to page directly in Firefox interface! Good replacement to abandoned XPath checker extension.
  • by Pavankumar Nagaraj, 7 years ago
    There are other add ons to overcome firebug isolation, One of the best tool to verify xpath is Try Xpath add on to firefox developed by larissa9839.

    I have given step by step tutorial for how to use Try Xpath add on on **http://selenium-webdriver.com/java/install-try-xpath-selenium-webdriver.php**

    Keep up the Awesome work.


    regards
    Pavankumar Nagaraj
  • by Firefox user 13518977, 7 years ago
    good extension
  • by decembre, 7 years ago
    I want to find an alternative to FireXpath (Firebug addon) which was so simple to use for testing or find a CSS selector....
    Can you consider the possibility to integrate you tool inside the dev toolbar of firefox ?

    Developer response

    posted 7 years ago
    I'm sorry, but I have no plan to do it for now. Thanks for the review.