Selenium click on link

Question

I'm using Selenium's IDE in FireFox to do some testing, and I want Selenium to click the second link (Text2). Any idea how I do that? Unfortunately I don't have access to the HTML and can't modify it. The record function doesn't seem to register the click.

The code is attached below. Thanks in advance!

<div class="class1">
    <div class="class2">
        <span class="class3"><a href="#" onclick="fn1();">Text1</a></span>
    </div>
</div>

<div class="class1">
    <div class="class2">
        <span class="class3"><a href="#" onclick="fn2();">Text2</a></span>
    </div>
</div>

Answer 1

Selenium supports the link=Link Text locator as well. If you know the exact link text, you can use this locator, but not otherwise. So for your examples above: link=text2 or link=View Previous Statements. (See this site and this site for other locators.)

Answer 2

You Can Try

//a[contains(text(),'text2')]     OR  //span/a[contains(text(),'text2')]

Looking for same or anything else?

Answer 3

Please disregard this post. Selenium is ignoring the "Value" field and simply selecting the 1st occurrence of span.class3. Sorry about this. I should have tested more before posting.

Original post: I have a similar webpage, and I was able to use the following Selenium IDE command: command: clickAndWait target: css=span.class3 value: Text1