I'm trying to find out how I can use $I->click
with codeception for a button that shares the same name/value/type as another button on the same page. Examples are:
<input class="submit_btn uppercase" type="submit" name="go" value="/GO/"> // button I want to click
AND
<input class="submit_btn" type="submit" value="/GO/" name="go"> // button I don't want to click
What syntax should I use to delineate between the two? I've tried many different things including using the CSS locator after the button name like:
$I->click('go', '.uppercase'); // 2nd item is CSS locator
I've also tried:
$I->click('go', '.submit_btn uppercase'); // 2nd item is CSS locator
Firstly, I believe you should find a nearest parent tag that has id defined. I'll assume that there is a parent tag that has id="formId" Here is the code to click that element by CSS selector:
$I->click('#formId > input.submit_btn.uppercase');
There is another way that you could click this element by xpath:
$I->click('//input[@class="submit_btn uppercase"]');