My Splinter code snippet is as follows: b = Browser() b.visit("http://boingboing.net") b.fill("q", "OpenXC") I am stuck at this point and need to press "Enter" for the search to execute. It seems that there is no button element present in this scenario, ...
While utilizing Python Splinter with Firefox 47 and the new Marionette webdriver, I encounter a certificate error when trying to access a specific website. I attempted to resolve this issue by accepting SSL certificates using the following code: browser = ...
I am facing an issue with saving images using the `splinter` library in Python. I have a page where images are dynamically generated via JavaScript, and while I can navigate to the image using `splinter`, I am unable to save it successfully. My current co ...
After attempting to use the event last.click(), no errors were generated but the event did not run (is_element_present_by_xpatch return true). from splinter import Browser import time from time import sleep import unicodedata from unicodedata import norm ...
After examining the page source, I discovered that the forum content is contained within an unnamed iframe structured like this: <iframe style="height: 360px;"> <html> <body> Forum discussions are displayed here. ...
How can I extract and store the text of the first, underlined, and last parts of the question using Splinter? Refer to the HTML below. I aim to assign the following values to variables: first_part = "Jingle bells, jingle bells, jingle all the" second_par ...
Currently, I am facing an issue with logging into Dropbox using the official Dropbox API in order to upload a file. The problem lies in the code not clicking on the submit button for login authentication. Rather than producing an error, the code simply han ...