XPath testing that string ends with substring?

Question

Given that the HTML contains:

  

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Answer 1

You can use ends-with (Xpath 2.0)

//div[ends-with(@tagname, 'Destination')]

Answer 2

You could use the below xpath which will work with Xpath 1.0

//div[string-length(substring-before(@tagname, 'Destination')) >= 0 and string-length(substring-after(@tagname, 'Destination')) = 0 and contains(@tagname, 'Destination')]

Basically it checks if there is any string ( or no strings ) before the first occurrence of Destination but there should not be any text after the Destination

Test input :

<root>
<!--Ends with Destination-->
<div tagname="779853cd-355b-4242-8399-dc15f95b3276_Destination" class="panel panel-default"></div>
<!--just Destination-->
<div tagname="Destination" class="panel panel-default"></div>
<!--Contains Destination-->
<div tagname="779853cd-355b-4242-8399-dc15f95b3276_Destination_some_text" class="panel panel-default"></div>
<!--Doesn't contain destination-->
<div tagname="779853cd-355b-4242-8399-dc15f95b3276" class="panel panel-default"></div>
</root>

Test output:

<div class="panel panel-default"
     tagname="779853cd-355b-4242-8399-dc15f95b3276_Destination"/>
<div class="panel panel-default" tagname="Destination"/>

Answer 3

XPath 2 or 3: There's always regex.

.//div[matches(@tagname,".*_Destination$")]

Answer 4

XPath 2.0

//div[ends-with(@tagname, 'Destination')]

XPath 1.0

//div[substring(@tagname, string-length(@tagname) 
                          - string-length('Destination') + 1)  = 'Destination']

Answer 5

//div[ends-with(@tagname, 'Destination')] might not show in the DOM as a match but will work when running the code.