c# - Selecting a menu item after hovering over a parent menu item using selenium -


i want select "application processing" menu item after hover on "asmt admin" parent menu item option. html follows:

<div id="topmenu">     <div id="ctl00_topmenu1" class="radmenu radmenu_governblue rmsized">         <ul class="rmrootgroup rmshadows rmhorizontal">             <li class="rmitem">                 <a class="rmlink rmrootlink" href="#">                     <span class="rmtext rmexpanddown">asmt admin</span>                 </a>                 <div class="rmslide">                     <ul class="rmvertical rmgroup rmlevel1">                         <li class="rmitem ">                             <a class="rmlink" href="#">                                 <span class="rmtext">application processing</span>                             </a>                         </li>                     </ul>                 </div>             </li>                 </ul>     </div> </div>

i tried follows:

from selenium import webdriver selenium.webdriver.common.by import selenium.webdriver.support.ui import webdriverwait selenium.webdriver.support import expected_conditions ec selenium.webdriver.common.action_chains import actionchains  browser = webdriver.chrome() browser.get(('localhost:81'))  wait = webdriverwait(browser, 10) asmtadmin = wait.until(ec.visibility_of_element_located((by.xpath, "//a/span[text()='asmt admin']"))) actionchains(browser).move_to_element(asmtadmin).perform()  applicationprocessing = wait.until(ec.visibility_of_element_located((by.xpath, "//a/span[text()='application processing']"))) actionchains(browser).move_to_element(applicationprocessing).click().perform()

but "application processing" menu item not clicked neither command line show errors.

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what doing wrong? please help.

your code looks pretty me suggest 2 changes follows:

  1. as doing browser.get(('localhost:81')) , next doing (by.xpath, "//a/span[text()='asmt admin']") think can omit reference webdriverwait.
  2. when searching element (by.xpath, "//a/span[text()='application processing']") instead of ec.visibility_of_element_located can use ec.element_to_be_clickable

  3. your final code like:

    asmtadmin = driver.find_element_by_xpath("//a/span[text()='asmt admin']") actions = actionchains(browser) actions.move_to_element(asmtadmin).perform() applicationprocessing = webdriverwait(driver, 20).until(     ec.element_to_be_clickable((by.xpath, "//a/span[text()='application processing']")) ) applicationprocessing.click()

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