How can I view the script I wrote in xpath?

To view the written XPath script, you can do so by using the following method: 1. Utilize the developer tools of the browser.

Open the webpage you want to view in your browser.

Press the F12 key to open the developer tools.

Switch to the “Elements” tab.

Select an element on the page.

Choose the element in the developer tools, right-click on it, and select “Copy” > “Copy XPath” to copy the XPath.

Paste the copied XPath into any text editor to view the script. Alternatively, use an XPath editor or plugin.

Install a XPath editor or browser extension, such as XPath Helper or XPath Checker.

Open the webpage you want to view.

Use an XPath editor or plugin tool to select elements and view the generated XPath script. Another option is to use the console in developer tools.

Open the webpage you want to view on the browser.

Press the F12 key to open the developer tools.

Switch to the “Console” tab.

Type and execute the following JavaScript code in the console:

    $x("your XPath expression")

Replace “your XPath expression” with the XPath script you want to view, then press Enter to execute.

– The elements matching the XPath will be displayed in the console, which can help you view the XPath script you have written.