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   <span class="catalog value">
<sup class="dollar-symbol">$</sup>
2.06
</span>


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amountidentifier = 'span[class="catalog value"]';

element.all(by.css(amountidentifier))
.filter((elem: any, index: any) => {
return elem.getText().then((text: string) => {
console.log("text is " + text);

});
})


I want to get the text value of 2.06. But console statement is not shown.










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  • How this is 'amount/identifier' a css selector? please specify the css selector and the output ur getting?
    – Navarasu
    Nov 12 at 20:42












  • @Navarasu you are right, added the css selector. It is amountidentifier = 'span[class="catalog value"]';
    – SUM
    Nov 12 at 20:54










  • what is your console statement?
    – Navarasu
    Nov 12 at 22:29










  • Your css selector and script look right. Try add a sleep for debug and check span[class="catalog value"] in DevTool manually.
    – yong
    Nov 13 at 2:11















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HTML



   <span class="catalog value">
<sup class="dollar-symbol">$</sup>
2.06
</span>


CODE



amountidentifier = 'span[class="catalog value"]';

element.all(by.css(amountidentifier))
.filter((elem: any, index: any) => {
return elem.getText().then((text: string) => {
console.log("text is " + text);

});
})


I want to get the text value of 2.06. But console statement is not shown.










share|improve this question
























  • How this is 'amount/identifier' a css selector? please specify the css selector and the output ur getting?
    – Navarasu
    Nov 12 at 20:42












  • @Navarasu you are right, added the css selector. It is amountidentifier = 'span[class="catalog value"]';
    – SUM
    Nov 12 at 20:54










  • what is your console statement?
    – Navarasu
    Nov 12 at 22:29










  • Your css selector and script look right. Try add a sleep for debug and check span[class="catalog value"] in DevTool manually.
    – yong
    Nov 13 at 2:11













up vote
-1
down vote

favorite









up vote
-1
down vote

favorite











HTML



   <span class="catalog value">
<sup class="dollar-symbol">$</sup>
2.06
</span>


CODE



amountidentifier = 'span[class="catalog value"]';

element.all(by.css(amountidentifier))
.filter((elem: any, index: any) => {
return elem.getText().then((text: string) => {
console.log("text is " + text);

});
})


I want to get the text value of 2.06. But console statement is not shown.










share|improve this question















HTML



   <span class="catalog value">
<sup class="dollar-symbol">$</sup>
2.06
</span>


CODE



amountidentifier = 'span[class="catalog value"]';

element.all(by.css(amountidentifier))
.filter((elem: any, index: any) => {
return elem.getText().then((text: string) => {
console.log("text is " + text);

});
})


I want to get the text value of 2.06. But console statement is not shown.







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  • How this is 'amount/identifier' a css selector? please specify the css selector and the output ur getting?
    – Navarasu
    Nov 12 at 20:42












  • @Navarasu you are right, added the css selector. It is amountidentifier = 'span[class="catalog value"]';
    – SUM
    Nov 12 at 20:54










  • what is your console statement?
    – Navarasu
    Nov 12 at 22:29










  • Your css selector and script look right. Try add a sleep for debug and check span[class="catalog value"] in DevTool manually.
    – yong
    Nov 13 at 2:11


















  • How this is 'amount/identifier' a css selector? please specify the css selector and the output ur getting?
    – Navarasu
    Nov 12 at 20:42












  • @Navarasu you are right, added the css selector. It is amountidentifier = 'span[class="catalog value"]';
    – SUM
    Nov 12 at 20:54










  • what is your console statement?
    – Navarasu
    Nov 12 at 22:29










  • Your css selector and script look right. Try add a sleep for debug and check span[class="catalog value"] in DevTool manually.
    – yong
    Nov 13 at 2:11
















How this is 'amount/identifier' a css selector? please specify the css selector and the output ur getting?
– Navarasu
Nov 12 at 20:42






How this is 'amount/identifier' a css selector? please specify the css selector and the output ur getting?
– Navarasu
Nov 12 at 20:42














@Navarasu you are right, added the css selector. It is amountidentifier = 'span[class="catalog value"]';
– SUM
Nov 12 at 20:54




@Navarasu you are right, added the css selector. It is amountidentifier = 'span[class="catalog value"]';
– SUM
Nov 12 at 20:54












what is your console statement?
– Navarasu
Nov 12 at 22:29




what is your console statement?
– Navarasu
Nov 12 at 22:29












Your css selector and script look right. Try add a sleep for debug and check span[class="catalog value"] in DevTool manually.
– yong
Nov 13 at 2:11




Your css selector and script look right. Try add a sleep for debug and check span[class="catalog value"] in DevTool manually.
– yong
Nov 13 at 2:11












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Your CSS selector should be span.catalog.value. SPAN is the HTML tag and .catalog and .value are the two CSS classes that are applied to that tag.



Here are some CSS selector references to help you learn more.



W3C CSS Selector Reference



Selenium Tips: CSS Selectors



Taming Advanced CSS Selectors






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  • If I don't use filter for elementall it works fine for me. browser.element.all(by.css('span.catalog.value')).then(function(items) { for(let item of items) { item.getText().then((text: string) => { console.log('TEXT!! ' + text); return text; }) } });
    – SUM
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You can't do getText() for <span>. Try to use this:



var somevariable = element(by.css('span[class="catalog value"]')).getAttribute('textContent');
console.log('text is' + somevariable);





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    Your CSS selector should be span.catalog.value. SPAN is the HTML tag and .catalog and .value are the two CSS classes that are applied to that tag.



    Here are some CSS selector references to help you learn more.



    W3C CSS Selector Reference



    Selenium Tips: CSS Selectors



    Taming Advanced CSS Selectors






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    • If I don't use filter for elementall it works fine for me. browser.element.all(by.css('span.catalog.value')).then(function(items) { for(let item of items) { item.getText().then((text: string) => { console.log('TEXT!! ' + text); return text; }) } });
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    Your CSS selector should be span.catalog.value. SPAN is the HTML tag and .catalog and .value are the two CSS classes that are applied to that tag.



    Here are some CSS selector references to help you learn more.



    W3C CSS Selector Reference



    Selenium Tips: CSS Selectors



    Taming Advanced CSS Selectors






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    • If I don't use filter for elementall it works fine for me. browser.element.all(by.css('span.catalog.value')).then(function(items) { for(let item of items) { item.getText().then((text: string) => { console.log('TEXT!! ' + text); return text; }) } });
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    Your CSS selector should be span.catalog.value. SPAN is the HTML tag and .catalog and .value are the two CSS classes that are applied to that tag.



    Here are some CSS selector references to help you learn more.



    W3C CSS Selector Reference



    Selenium Tips: CSS Selectors



    Taming Advanced CSS Selectors






    share|improve this answer












    Your CSS selector should be span.catalog.value. SPAN is the HTML tag and .catalog and .value are the two CSS classes that are applied to that tag.



    Here are some CSS selector references to help you learn more.



    W3C CSS Selector Reference



    Selenium Tips: CSS Selectors



    Taming Advanced CSS Selectors







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    • If I don't use filter for elementall it works fine for me. browser.element.all(by.css('span.catalog.value')).then(function(items) { for(let item of items) { item.getText().then((text: string) => { console.log('TEXT!! ' + text); return text; }) } });
      – SUM
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    • If I don't use filter for elementall it works fine for me. browser.element.all(by.css('span.catalog.value')).then(function(items) { for(let item of items) { item.getText().then((text: string) => { console.log('TEXT!! ' + text); return text; }) } });
      – SUM
      Nov 16 at 14:23


















    If I don't use filter for elementall it works fine for me. browser.element.all(by.css('span.catalog.value')).then(function(items) { for(let item of items) { item.getText().then((text: string) => { console.log('TEXT!! ' + text); return text; }) } });
    – SUM
    Nov 16 at 14:23






    If I don't use filter for elementall it works fine for me. browser.element.all(by.css('span.catalog.value')).then(function(items) { for(let item of items) { item.getText().then((text: string) => { console.log('TEXT!! ' + text); return text; }) } });
    – SUM
    Nov 16 at 14:23














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    You can't do getText() for <span>. Try to use this:



    var somevariable = element(by.css('span[class="catalog value"]')).getAttribute('textContent');
    console.log('text is' + somevariable);





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      You can't do getText() for <span>. Try to use this:



      var somevariable = element(by.css('span[class="catalog value"]')).getAttribute('textContent');
      console.log('text is' + somevariable);





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        You can't do getText() for <span>. Try to use this:



        var somevariable = element(by.css('span[class="catalog value"]')).getAttribute('textContent');
        console.log('text is' + somevariable);





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        You can't do getText() for <span>. Try to use this:



        var somevariable = element(by.css('span[class="catalog value"]')).getAttribute('textContent');
        console.log('text is' + somevariable);






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