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A set of simple scripts/bookmarklets that change the font of the website you are visiting to the Redacted font created by Christian Naths.
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QUESTION
I've been trying to automate some tasks on a dynamically loaded page using Selenium, and it cannot locate dynamically generated elements by xpath, their value, tags or anything else, it's just like requesting page only fetches source code, without parsing scripts and generating additional content. As a web browser extension, it works really fine, but when exporting to Python module it doesn't. Is there any way to make it work in scripts as intended, just like it works in browser extension?
Say, we have a webpage like this:
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Answered 2021-Apr-14 at 14:18As I mentioned in my comments you need to use explicit wait to wait for element to be visible on the page.
Use WebDriverWait()
and wait for visibility_of_element_located()
and your locator.
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I read about gspread2 and tried to give it a go.
I created the API credentials, and downloaded the JSON token.
I tried the following code to test if I could read from my target cell as a test:
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Answered 2020-Oct-26 at 23:02It looks like a bug in gspread2's packaging which fails to bundle and install the gspread2.styles
package. The source is on github gspread2. This line in setup.py
needs changing from
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The problem I'm currently having is after saving a struct to a json file and then opening the struct from the json file, somehow the properties of the struct have changed slightly.
In the struct N, sometimes A and B can point to the same J. However, after encoding then decoding they point to different Js of the value.
before encoding this returns true (expected). After decoding it, it returns false (not expected)
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Answered 2017-Feb-09 at 10:41It's expected and documented behaviour
Pointer values encode as the value pointed to.
You can assert values equality
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