Closed luqmaan closed 11 years ago
Ya sorry I thought you saw -- I checked in 'marklet.js' to the pyquery branch -- if you add the first line (comment) as a bookmark to chrome and change the "file:///' path to where marklet.js is stored, it should tell you the xpath for whatever element you click on a given page
On Wed, Mar 6, 2013 at 8:26 AM, Luqmaan Dawoodjee notifications@github.comwrote:
Any progress on a click to get XPath approach?
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Nice, I think this would be better suited as a Chrome extension. I've added the necessary boilerplate around your XPath builder to turn it into a Chrome extension. Install the extension and give it a try.
Any progress on a click to get XPath approach?