What is HTML DOM & StaleElement Exception in Selenium

[@kgip11]

No one ever explained DOM so nicely. Thanks Naveen

[@nilstoned7593]

I love your dedication, dude... It was Sunday, 11 PM and you were recording this video. Kudos!

[@omkarpotdar2763]

Thank a lot Naveen for providing a great idea about what is HTML DOM & StaleElement Exception. Keep it up😊

[@aayushpatel3360]

very useful video and this is new to me in 3.5 years of testing experience. Thanks Naveen

[@tanmaysharma4830]

You are true Hero sir...love your dedication..

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Mind blowing teaching way.....

[@varmagsr]

Explanation awesome, very easy to follow and understand. thanks for the video

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[@saifsultan8206]

Great Explanation. Thank You Naveen

[@BalaKrishna-gd7si]

Thanks for such a nice video. Useful information and depth of DOM required for automation engineers.

[@ColdSalt-me]

Nice video . thank you very much to giving clarity on DOM & how it works

[@arabindamohanty2190]

Thanks a lot for a great explanation 😊

[@ravindersanjay]

Hi Naveen, Suggestion for you . While making such video please zoom the word document to 190 % so that we can see the words clearly . thanks for your all videos and efforts. भगवान आपका भला करे |

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Ya seriously navven ..please do this

[@mansasiva7420]

Amazing explanation. Thank you.

[@sharatchandra2045]

Excellent Naveen. Thanks

[@sridharlanka2721]

Brilliant explanation!

[@sampujyadhal2643]

Nicely explained video!!

[@MrRockstar001]

you give awesome explanation naveen.. :)

[@vivekanandagupta8982]

nice explanation , easy to understand all concepts ...!!!

[@v2factsand327]

Awesome

[@deepi1103]

thank you so much naveen you are awesome

[@nandiniarumugam9772]

Well explained!!

[@saranyajothi9691]

Hi Naveen, You are doing great job.Thank you so much for ur videos pls upload videos on API

[@chiranjeevit]

Hi Naveen, Could you please upload a videos on different Web Element Exception Handling with examples? Thanks in advance

[@sunilreddymallela]

Your channel is very good great job , can you please post some more videos related sauce lasbs integration with selenium for cross browser testing

[@nitish915]

If DOM structure is different for different browsers then will the xpath be different?

[@vageeshajm990]

12:25 90% of the time DOM structure remains same for each browser.

[@minecode123]

Hi Naveen, Did you worked for HCL earlier?

[@mudaseer21]

Best of Asia

[@geethanandana6738]

My amazon cart is empty then navigated to home page added few items to cart. Again I navigated to cart, I can see the added items. Here when user added the items, developer coded in such a way by using CREATE API the cart page will be updated. What understand is, browser is providing a standard DOM format with API's for UI developers to create/update the web pages.

[@lopamudrajenamani755]

Nice information. Can you please upload a video on pytest framework with python for API automation?

[@prabakarm5025]

nice videos

[@NishaGoyal-y2n]

one small query when first page loads the elements would be same when it was loaded first time , what change there could be .not getting that ( on page refresh) any one pls answer TIA

[@budhimantudutkt6423]

Thanks for the videos naveen.. Very helpful.. My question is will developers create one javascript file each for every browser or only one java script file will interact with every browser DOM API..?

[@sujaybose]

Hi Naveen, you said javascript uses the API of HTML DOM interface for the webpage, that means selenium has in build javascript libraries(example: findelements etc) that we use while accessing those web elements using selenium?

[@shivamsingh-oc2mh]

Yes bro selenium internally converts ur codes in js

[@sarojjha9243]

you are absolutely right. Because of which it is a good practise to use own dynamic xpath

[@ravikumar-fr2ky]

gr8 stuff...thanku

[@krishnabhimaneni22]

Naveen thanks for the amazing explanation.Could you please explain how to handle stale elements? You mentioned we have to provide fresh object reference to over come stale element exception ! Can you explain how ?

[@r.suganya9036]

Store xpath in any string valriable. Then later use it like below. string xpath ="providexpath"; Webelement ele =Driver.FindElement(By.XPath(xpath)); //Perform desire operation like ele.Click(); If again exception occurs use try catch block to handle exception.

[@ravipratap4862]

is this the reason behind each browser have its own browser driver?

[@garaabhilash8439]

Hi Naveen , Please tell me about self healing script in selenium

[@dontknowwhattotypelo]

Oke?