How we can use indexes for the return Navigate.To<Page>(By));

[sirj77]

Hi,

I've bumped into some problems that I cannot solve by myself. Is there a way how I can use this expression:

return Find.Elements(By.CssSelector(SomeSelector)).ElementAt(0).Click();

for my interaction method throughout the pages:

        public GeneraPage GoToSomePage(string testLink)
        {
            return Navigate.To<GeneraPage >(By.CssSelector(SelectorCss + testLink+ "']"));
        }

I mean that I need to chose an element by index (because there are two or more elements on the page and I don't have a unique one) and go to an appropriate page. I know that there is no possibility to write like that:

        public GeneralPage GoToSomePage(string testLink)
        {
            return Navigate.To<GeneraPage >(By.CssSelector(SelectorCss + testLink+ "']")).ElementAt(0);
        }

How to rewrite this method properly? Thanks a lot for suggestions!

[robdmoore]

Can you append :nth-child(0) to the css selector?

[sirj77]

Yes, you are right, it is one way how to do it, thanks. Actually, I managed to find a unique selector for my element.

But anyway, I guess, there is not possibility to rewrite method "GoToSomePage" using .ElementAt(0) in that construction? (return Navigate.To(By.CssSelector(SelectorCss + testLink+ "']")).ElementAt(0);)

[robdmoore]

Yeah - I don't think so. You need to pass a By expression to NAvigate.To that will return a single item.