<div class="flow-right">
<button type="button" id="btnClear_page" class="uiButton" title="Clear" onmouseover="JSButtonUtils.doBtnOver(this)" onmousedown="JSButtonUtils.doBtnDown(this)" onmouseout="JSButtonUtils.doBtnOut(this)" onclick="if(JSButtonUtils.debounce(this, 1200)){ return false } else { return btnClear_page_click(this, true, true);} ">
<div class="uiButton-content">
<div class="uiButton-label">Clear</div>
</div>
</button>
<button type="button" id="btnSearch_page" class="uiButton primary" title="Search" onmouseover="JSButtonUtils.doBtnOver(this)" onmousedown="JSButtonUtils.doBtnDown(this)" onmouseout="JSButtonUtils.doBtnOut(this)" onclick="if(JSButtonUtils.debounce(this, 1200)){ return false } else { return btnSearch_page_click(this, true, true);} ">
<div class="uiButton-content">
<div class="uiButton-label">Search</div>
</div>
</button>
</div>
I have above html code, button wrapped inside Div, I have tried to find the button and click on it, no luck and also tried clicking over Div no luck. Using IE9 browser and C#.
using (var browser = new IE("https://Site.com"))
{
browser.Div(Find.ByText("Search")).Click();
browser.Button(Find.ById("btnSearch_page")).Click();
}
I have had flaky experiences with WatiN in the past and I have always used guard clauses in my WatiN code to fend off NullReferenceException
s, like this:
using (var browser = new IE("https://Site.com"))
{
var SearchDiv = browser.Div(Find.ByText("Search"));
// Only try to click the DIV if we found it
if(null != SearchDiv)
{
SearchDiv.Click();
}
var SearchButton = browser.Button(Find.ById("btnSearch_page"));
// Only try to click the button if we found it
if(null != SearchButton)
{
SearchButton.Click();
}
}