click_by_attribute_by_form_name
click_by_attribute_by_form_name($attr_name,$attr_value,$exactly,$form_name,$frame=-1,$wait_browser=true); - this function is used to emulate a mouse click on a page element, finding it by the value of the specified attribute - in a form with the specified name.
the input Function accepts parameters:
$attr_name – name of the attribute to search for (string). To find out the attribute names of an element, you can use either the element inspector, the context menu, or view it in the list of elements.
$attr_value – the attribute value that we will use to search for an element in the specified form (string). To find out the value of a given attribute for an element, you can use either the element inspector, the context menu, or view it in the list of elements.
$exactly – exact match of the value of the specified attribute when searching for an element (boolean), if true - the value of the specified element attribute must completely match the passed parameter ($attr_value). if this parameter is set as false, the first element of the specified type in the form is found, where the value of the specified attribute contains the specified string ($attr_value). Starting from version 7.0.25, you can fart the value 2, then attr_value will be interpreted as a regular expression for the Java Script function String.search.$form_name – the name of the form in which we are looking for the element (string). You can find out the name of the form that contains the item you need from the task inspector, the context menu, and the list of items panel.
$wait_browser – check and wait for navigation to finish (available from version 7.0.21)$frame – the number of the frame in which we are looking for the element (string). Frame numbers start from zero. By default, -1 - the element is not in the frame. You can find out the number of the frame that contains the item you need from the task inspector, the context menu, and the item list panel.
With version 4.6.41 of postpone: you can pass nested frames, the principle is the same, a string is numbered frames separated by : for example, if you transfer "1:0:5" - will the selected frame number 1 in it under the frame with the number 0 and the subframe number 5
Since version 7.0.38, you can pass "url=>XXX", then search for the frame that contains the specified src, or pass "name=>XXX" - then the frame will be searched by the specified part of the name.
After the function returns the result of their work in the script (the return value type is boolean):
true – executed successfullyfalse to find this element failed (e.g. no items that meet the specified criteria or not this frame)