Select dropdown option via Selenium

Set-up

I'm trying to select a country from a WooCommerce drop-down menu.

<select name="shipping_country" id="shipping_country" class="country_to_state country_select select2-hidden-accessible" autocomplete="country" tabindex="-1" aria-hidden="true" style="">

    <option value="">Selecteer een land…</option>

    <option value="BE">België</option>

    <option value="DE">Duitsland</option>

    <option value="FI">Finland</option>

    <option value="FR">Frankrijk</option>

    <option value="HU">Hongarije</option>

    <option value="NL" selected="selected">Nederland</option>

    <option value="AT">Oostenrijk</option>

    <option value="PL">Polen</option>

    <option value="ES">Spanje</option>

    <option value="GB">Verenigd Koninkrijk (UK)</option>

</select>

I've tried my usual way using Select() and have experimented with ActionChains, but to no avail.

Tries

Select 1

Select(el_id('shipping_country')).select_by_value(latest_order['shipping']['country'])

where el_id() = browser.find_element_by_id() and latest_order['shipping']['country'] contains the 2 letter country code of shipping.

This gives ElementNotInteractableException: Element <option> could not be scrolled into view.

Select 2

I've also tried to insert a 'wait',

dropdown = Select(el_id('shipping_country'))

wait.until(EC.element_to_be_clickable((

        By.XPATH, "//select[@id='shipping_country']//options[contains(.," + latest_order['shipping']['country'] +")]")))

dropdown.select_by_value(latest_order['shipping']['country'])

where wait = WebDriverWait(browser, 10).

This gives TimeoutException.

ActionChains

Based on an answer,

dropdown = el_xp("//select[@name='shipping_country']")

actions = ActionChains(browser)

actions.move_to_element(dropdown)

actions.click(dropdown)

select_box = Select(dropdown)

actions.move_to_element(select_box.select_by_value(latest_order['shipping']['country']))

This gives,

Traceback (most recent call last):



  File "<ipython-input-43-a82c544929aa>", line 1, in <module>

    actions.move_to_element(select_box.select_by_value(latest_order['shipping']['country']))



  File "/Applications/anaconda/lib/python3.6/site-packages/selenium/webdriver/common/action_chains.py", line 289, in move_to_element

    self.w3c_actions.pointer_action.move_to(to_element)



  File "/Applications/anaconda/lib/python3.6/site-packages/selenium/webdriver/common/actions/pointer_actions.py", line 42, in move_to

    raise AttributeError("move_to requires a WebElement")



AttributeError: move_to requires a WebElement

How do I solve this?

asked Jan 2 at 9:05

LucSpan

727620

You're trying to wait for hidden element to be clickable... Remove that line and try again. What is el_id?

– Andersson
Jan 2 at 9:30

el_id() = browser.find_element_by_id(). I'll have a look.

– LucSpan
Jan 2 at 10:19

Can you cross check if there is a <ul> and a set of <li> near around the HTML you have provided with similar set of options?

– DebanjanB
Jan 2 at 13:47

add a comment |

Set-up

I'm trying to select a country from a WooCommerce drop-down menu.

<select name="shipping_country" id="shipping_country" class="country_to_state country_select select2-hidden-accessible" autocomplete="country" tabindex="-1" aria-hidden="true" style="">

    <option value="">Selecteer een land…</option>

    <option value="BE">België</option>

    <option value="DE">Duitsland</option>

    <option value="FI">Finland</option>

    <option value="FR">Frankrijk</option>

    <option value="HU">Hongarije</option>

    <option value="NL" selected="selected">Nederland</option>

    <option value="AT">Oostenrijk</option>

    <option value="PL">Polen</option>

    <option value="ES">Spanje</option>

    <option value="GB">Verenigd Koninkrijk (UK)</option>

</select>

I've tried my usual way using Select() and have experimented with ActionChains, but to no avail.

Tries

Select 1

Select(el_id('shipping_country')).select_by_value(latest_order['shipping']['country'])

where el_id() = browser.find_element_by_id() and latest_order['shipping']['country'] contains the 2 letter country code of shipping.

This gives ElementNotInteractableException: Element <option> could not be scrolled into view.

Select 2

I've also tried to insert a 'wait',

dropdown = Select(el_id('shipping_country'))

wait.until(EC.element_to_be_clickable((

        By.XPATH, "//select[@id='shipping_country']//options[contains(.," + latest_order['shipping']['country'] +")]")))

dropdown.select_by_value(latest_order['shipping']['country'])

where wait = WebDriverWait(browser, 10).

This gives TimeoutException.

ActionChains

Based on an answer,

dropdown = el_xp("//select[@name='shipping_country']")

actions = ActionChains(browser)

actions.move_to_element(dropdown)

actions.click(dropdown)

select_box = Select(dropdown)

actions.move_to_element(select_box.select_by_value(latest_order['shipping']['country']))

This gives,

Traceback (most recent call last):



  File "<ipython-input-43-a82c544929aa>", line 1, in <module>

    actions.move_to_element(select_box.select_by_value(latest_order['shipping']['country']))



  File "/Applications/anaconda/lib/python3.6/site-packages/selenium/webdriver/common/action_chains.py", line 289, in move_to_element

    self.w3c_actions.pointer_action.move_to(to_element)



  File "/Applications/anaconda/lib/python3.6/site-packages/selenium/webdriver/common/actions/pointer_actions.py", line 42, in move_to

    raise AttributeError("move_to requires a WebElement")



AttributeError: move_to requires a WebElement

How do I solve this?

asked Jan 2 at 9:05

LucSpan

727620

You're trying to wait for hidden element to be clickable... Remove that line and try again. What is el_id?

– Andersson
Jan 2 at 9:30

el_id() = browser.find_element_by_id(). I'll have a look.

– LucSpan
Jan 2 at 10:19

Can you cross check if there is a <ul> and a set of <li> near around the HTML you have provided with similar set of options?

– DebanjanB
Jan 2 at 13:47

add a comment |

Set-up

I'm trying to select a country from a WooCommerce drop-down menu.

<select name="shipping_country" id="shipping_country" class="country_to_state country_select select2-hidden-accessible" autocomplete="country" tabindex="-1" aria-hidden="true" style="">

    <option value="">Selecteer een land…</option>

    <option value="BE">België</option>

    <option value="DE">Duitsland</option>

    <option value="FI">Finland</option>

    <option value="FR">Frankrijk</option>

    <option value="HU">Hongarije</option>

    <option value="NL" selected="selected">Nederland</option>

    <option value="AT">Oostenrijk</option>

    <option value="PL">Polen</option>

    <option value="ES">Spanje</option>

    <option value="GB">Verenigd Koninkrijk (UK)</option>

</select>

I've tried my usual way using Select() and have experimented with ActionChains, but to no avail.

Tries

Select 1

Select(el_id('shipping_country')).select_by_value(latest_order['shipping']['country'])

where el_id() = browser.find_element_by_id() and latest_order['shipping']['country'] contains the 2 letter country code of shipping.

This gives ElementNotInteractableException: Element <option> could not be scrolled into view.

Select 2

I've also tried to insert a 'wait',

dropdown = Select(el_id('shipping_country'))

wait.until(EC.element_to_be_clickable((

        By.XPATH, "//select[@id='shipping_country']//options[contains(.," + latest_order['shipping']['country'] +")]")))

dropdown.select_by_value(latest_order['shipping']['country'])

where wait = WebDriverWait(browser, 10).

This gives TimeoutException.

ActionChains

Based on an answer,

dropdown = el_xp("//select[@name='shipping_country']")

actions = ActionChains(browser)

actions.move_to_element(dropdown)

actions.click(dropdown)

select_box = Select(dropdown)

actions.move_to_element(select_box.select_by_value(latest_order['shipping']['country']))

This gives,

Traceback (most recent call last):



  File "<ipython-input-43-a82c544929aa>", line 1, in <module>

    actions.move_to_element(select_box.select_by_value(latest_order['shipping']['country']))



  File "/Applications/anaconda/lib/python3.6/site-packages/selenium/webdriver/common/action_chains.py", line 289, in move_to_element

    self.w3c_actions.pointer_action.move_to(to_element)



  File "/Applications/anaconda/lib/python3.6/site-packages/selenium/webdriver/common/actions/pointer_actions.py", line 42, in move_to

    raise AttributeError("move_to requires a WebElement")



AttributeError: move_to requires a WebElement

How do I solve this?

asked Jan 2 at 9:05

LucSpan

727620

Set-up

I'm trying to select a country from a WooCommerce drop-down menu.

<select name="shipping_country" id="shipping_country" class="country_to_state country_select select2-hidden-accessible" autocomplete="country" tabindex="-1" aria-hidden="true" style="">

    <option value="">Selecteer een land…</option>

    <option value="BE">België</option>

    <option value="DE">Duitsland</option>

    <option value="FI">Finland</option>

    <option value="FR">Frankrijk</option>

    <option value="HU">Hongarije</option>

    <option value="NL" selected="selected">Nederland</option>

    <option value="AT">Oostenrijk</option>

    <option value="PL">Polen</option>

    <option value="ES">Spanje</option>

    <option value="GB">Verenigd Koninkrijk (UK)</option>

</select>

I've tried my usual way using Select() and have experimented with ActionChains, but to no avail.

Tries

Select 1

Select(el_id('shipping_country')).select_by_value(latest_order['shipping']['country'])

where el_id() = browser.find_element_by_id() and latest_order['shipping']['country'] contains the 2 letter country code of shipping.

This gives ElementNotInteractableException: Element <option> could not be scrolled into view.

Select 2

I've also tried to insert a 'wait',

dropdown = Select(el_id('shipping_country'))

wait.until(EC.element_to_be_clickable((

        By.XPATH, "//select[@id='shipping_country']//options[contains(.," + latest_order['shipping']['country'] +")]")))

dropdown.select_by_value(latest_order['shipping']['country'])

where wait = WebDriverWait(browser, 10).

This gives TimeoutException.

ActionChains

Based on an answer,

dropdown = el_xp("//select[@name='shipping_country']")

actions = ActionChains(browser)

actions.move_to_element(dropdown)

actions.click(dropdown)

select_box = Select(dropdown)

actions.move_to_element(select_box.select_by_value(latest_order['shipping']['country']))

This gives,

Traceback (most recent call last):



  File "<ipython-input-43-a82c544929aa>", line 1, in <module>

    actions.move_to_element(select_box.select_by_value(latest_order['shipping']['country']))



  File "/Applications/anaconda/lib/python3.6/site-packages/selenium/webdriver/common/action_chains.py", line 289, in move_to_element

    self.w3c_actions.pointer_action.move_to(to_element)



  File "/Applications/anaconda/lib/python3.6/site-packages/selenium/webdriver/common/actions/pointer_actions.py", line 42, in move_to

    raise AttributeError("move_to requires a WebElement")



AttributeError: move_to requires a WebElement

How do I solve this?

python selenium select drop-down-menu

asked Jan 2 at 9:05

LucSpan

727620

asked Jan 2 at 9:05

LucSpan

727620

asked Jan 2 at 9:05

LucSpan

727620

asked Jan 2 at 9:05

LucSpan

727620

asked Jan 2 at 9:05

LucSpan

727620

You're trying to wait for hidden element to be clickable... Remove that line and try again. What is el_id?

– Andersson
Jan 2 at 9:30

el_id() = browser.find_element_by_id(). I'll have a look.

– LucSpan
Jan 2 at 10:19

Can you cross check if there is a <ul> and a set of <li> near around the HTML you have provided with similar set of options?

– DebanjanB
Jan 2 at 13:47

add a comment |

You're trying to wait for hidden element to be clickable... Remove that line and try again. What is el_id?

– Andersson
Jan 2 at 9:30

el_id() = browser.find_element_by_id(). I'll have a look.

– LucSpan
Jan 2 at 10:19

Can you cross check if there is a <ul> and a set of <li> near around the HTML you have provided with similar set of options?

– DebanjanB
Jan 2 at 13:47

You're trying to wait for hidden element to be clickable... Remove that line and try again. What is el_id?

– Andersson
Jan 2 at 9:30

el_id() = browser.find_element_by_id(). I'll have a look.

– LucSpan
Jan 2 at 10:19

Can you cross check if there is a <ul> and a set of <li> near around the HTML you have provided with similar set of options?

– DebanjanB
Jan 2 at 13:47

add a comment |

2 Answers
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you need to use either select_by_value() or select_by_visibletext() option.For example in order to select the option Finland you can use :

 dropdown = Select(el_id('shipping_country'))

//either

 dropdown.select_by_value("FI")  

//or

 dropdown.select_by_visibletext("Finland")

answered Jan 2 at 9:39

SnR

1897

That's my first try and it didn't work.

– LucSpan
Jan 2 at 10:21

Then can u try opening the dropdown first & select the value?

– SnR
Jan 2 at 10:31

That was my second try. Thank you for your effort, but your help could even be more useful if you read the explanation in my question first.

– LucSpan
Jan 3 at 8:13

add a comment |

Why not just setting value attribute of the select tag?
If you want to select 'Finland' for example, you can get the associated value first as follows.

I use C# mainly and the following code is in C# Selenium.

var state = 'Finland';

xpath = $"//*/select[@id='shipping_country']/option[text()='{state}']";

string value = Driver.FindElementByXPath(xpath).GetAttribute("value");

xpath = "//*/select[@id='shipping_country']";

await set_value(xpath, value);

The following function is what I normally use for setting value for input fields.

public async Task<string> set_value(string xpath, string val, string field = "value")

{

        Object node = null;

        string script = "(function()" +

                            "{" +

                                "node = document.evaluate("" + xpath + "", document, null, XPathResult.FIRST_ORDERED_NODE_TYPE, null).singleNodeValue;" +

                                "if (node==null) return '" + m_err_str + "';" +

                                "node." + field + "="" + val + "";" +

                                "return 'ok';" +

                        "})()";

        node = m_js.ExecuteScript(script);

        if (node != null)

            return node.ToString();

        return m_err_str;

    }

answered Jan 2 at 9:42

Piao David

158

Thank you but I'm using Python and am not familiar with C#.

– LucSpan
Jan 2 at 10:21

<I'm using Python and am not familiar with C#> - No worries. Finding element using XPath is supported in Python too and the main idea should apply fine.

– Piao David
Jan 2 at 10:28

add a comment |

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2 Answers
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you need to use either select_by_value() or select_by_visibletext() option.For example in order to select the option Finland you can use :

 dropdown = Select(el_id('shipping_country'))

//either

 dropdown.select_by_value("FI")  

//or

 dropdown.select_by_visibletext("Finland")

answered Jan 2 at 9:39

SnR

1897

That's my first try and it didn't work.

– LucSpan
Jan 2 at 10:21

Then can u try opening the dropdown first & select the value?

– SnR
Jan 2 at 10:31

That was my second try. Thank you for your effort, but your help could even be more useful if you read the explanation in my question first.

– LucSpan
Jan 3 at 8:13

add a comment |

you need to use either select_by_value() or select_by_visibletext() option.For example in order to select the option Finland you can use :

 dropdown = Select(el_id('shipping_country'))

//either

 dropdown.select_by_value("FI")  

//or

 dropdown.select_by_visibletext("Finland")

answered Jan 2 at 9:39

SnR

1897

That's my first try and it didn't work.

– LucSpan
Jan 2 at 10:21

Then can u try opening the dropdown first & select the value?

– SnR
Jan 2 at 10:31

That was my second try. Thank you for your effort, but your help could even be more useful if you read the explanation in my question first.

– LucSpan
Jan 3 at 8:13

add a comment |

you need to use either select_by_value() or select_by_visibletext() option.For example in order to select the option Finland you can use :

 dropdown = Select(el_id('shipping_country'))

//either

 dropdown.select_by_value("FI")  

//or

 dropdown.select_by_visibletext("Finland")

answered Jan 2 at 9:39

SnR

1897

you need to use either select_by_value() or select_by_visibletext() option.For example in order to select the option Finland you can use :

 dropdown = Select(el_id('shipping_country'))

//either

 dropdown.select_by_value("FI")  

//or

 dropdown.select_by_visibletext("Finland")

answered Jan 2 at 9:39

SnR

1897

answered Jan 2 at 9:39

SnR

1897

answered Jan 2 at 9:39

SnR

1897

answered Jan 2 at 9:39

SnR

1897

That's my first try and it didn't work.

– LucSpan
Jan 2 at 10:21

Then can u try opening the dropdown first & select the value?

– SnR
Jan 2 at 10:31

That was my second try. Thank you for your effort, but your help could even be more useful if you read the explanation in my question first.

– LucSpan
Jan 3 at 8:13

add a comment |

That's my first try and it didn't work.

– LucSpan
Jan 2 at 10:21

Then can u try opening the dropdown first & select the value?

– SnR
Jan 2 at 10:31

That was my second try. Thank you for your effort, but your help could even be more useful if you read the explanation in my question first.

– LucSpan
Jan 3 at 8:13

That's my first try and it didn't work.

– LucSpan
Jan 2 at 10:21

Then can u try opening the dropdown first & select the value?

– SnR
Jan 2 at 10:31

That was my second try. Thank you for your effort, but your help could even be more useful if you read the explanation in my question first.

– LucSpan
Jan 3 at 8:13

add a comment |

Why not just setting value attribute of the select tag?
If you want to select 'Finland' for example, you can get the associated value first as follows.

I use C# mainly and the following code is in C# Selenium.

var state = 'Finland';

xpath = $"//*/select[@id='shipping_country']/option[text()='{state}']";

string value = Driver.FindElementByXPath(xpath).GetAttribute("value");

xpath = "//*/select[@id='shipping_country']";

await set_value(xpath, value);

The following function is what I normally use for setting value for input fields.

public async Task<string> set_value(string xpath, string val, string field = "value")

{

        Object node = null;

        string script = "(function()" +

                            "{" +

                                "node = document.evaluate("" + xpath + "", document, null, XPathResult.FIRST_ORDERED_NODE_TYPE, null).singleNodeValue;" +

                                "if (node==null) return '" + m_err_str + "';" +

                                "node." + field + "="" + val + "";" +

                                "return 'ok';" +

                        "})()";

        node = m_js.ExecuteScript(script);

        if (node != null)

            return node.ToString();

        return m_err_str;

    }

answered Jan 2 at 9:42

Piao David

158

Thank you but I'm using Python and am not familiar with C#.

– LucSpan
Jan 2 at 10:21

<I'm using Python and am not familiar with C#> - No worries. Finding element using XPath is supported in Python too and the main idea should apply fine.

– Piao David
Jan 2 at 10:28

add a comment |

Why not just setting value attribute of the select tag?
If you want to select 'Finland' for example, you can get the associated value first as follows.

I use C# mainly and the following code is in C# Selenium.

var state = 'Finland';

xpath = $"//*/select[@id='shipping_country']/option[text()='{state}']";

string value = Driver.FindElementByXPath(xpath).GetAttribute("value");

xpath = "//*/select[@id='shipping_country']";

await set_value(xpath, value);

The following function is what I normally use for setting value for input fields.

public async Task<string> set_value(string xpath, string val, string field = "value")

{

        Object node = null;

        string script = "(function()" +

                            "{" +

                                "node = document.evaluate("" + xpath + "", document, null, XPathResult.FIRST_ORDERED_NODE_TYPE, null).singleNodeValue;" +

                                "if (node==null) return '" + m_err_str + "';" +

                                "node." + field + "="" + val + "";" +

                                "return 'ok';" +

                        "})()";

        node = m_js.ExecuteScript(script);

        if (node != null)

            return node.ToString();

        return m_err_str;

    }

answered Jan 2 at 9:42

Piao David

158

Thank you but I'm using Python and am not familiar with C#.

– LucSpan
Jan 2 at 10:21

<I'm using Python and am not familiar with C#> - No worries. Finding element using XPath is supported in Python too and the main idea should apply fine.

– Piao David
Jan 2 at 10:28

add a comment |

Why not just setting value attribute of the select tag?
If you want to select 'Finland' for example, you can get the associated value first as follows.

I use C# mainly and the following code is in C# Selenium.

var state = 'Finland';

xpath = $"//*/select[@id='shipping_country']/option[text()='{state}']";

string value = Driver.FindElementByXPath(xpath).GetAttribute("value");

xpath = "//*/select[@id='shipping_country']";

await set_value(xpath, value);

The following function is what I normally use for setting value for input fields.

public async Task<string> set_value(string xpath, string val, string field = "value")

{

        Object node = null;

        string script = "(function()" +

                            "{" +

                                "node = document.evaluate("" + xpath + "", document, null, XPathResult.FIRST_ORDERED_NODE_TYPE, null).singleNodeValue;" +

                                "if (node==null) return '" + m_err_str + "';" +

                                "node." + field + "="" + val + "";" +

                                "return 'ok';" +

                        "})()";

        node = m_js.ExecuteScript(script);

        if (node != null)

            return node.ToString();

        return m_err_str;

    }

answered Jan 2 at 9:42

Piao David

158

Why not just setting value attribute of the select tag?
If you want to select 'Finland' for example, you can get the associated value first as follows.

I use C# mainly and the following code is in C# Selenium.

var state = 'Finland';

xpath = $"//*/select[@id='shipping_country']/option[text()='{state}']";

string value = Driver.FindElementByXPath(xpath).GetAttribute("value");

xpath = "//*/select[@id='shipping_country']";

await set_value(xpath, value);

The following function is what I normally use for setting value for input fields.

public async Task<string> set_value(string xpath, string val, string field = "value")

{

        Object node = null;

        string script = "(function()" +

                            "{" +

                                "node = document.evaluate("" + xpath + "", document, null, XPathResult.FIRST_ORDERED_NODE_TYPE, null).singleNodeValue;" +

                                "if (node==null) return '" + m_err_str + "';" +

                                "node." + field + "="" + val + "";" +

                                "return 'ok';" +

                        "})()";

        node = m_js.ExecuteScript(script);

        if (node != null)

            return node.ToString();

        return m_err_str;

    }

answered Jan 2 at 9:42

Piao David

158

answered Jan 2 at 9:42

Piao David

158

answered Jan 2 at 9:42

Piao David

158

answered Jan 2 at 9:42

Piao David

158

Thank you but I'm using Python and am not familiar with C#.

– LucSpan
Jan 2 at 10:21

<I'm using Python and am not familiar with C#> - No worries. Finding element using XPath is supported in Python too and the main idea should apply fine.

– Piao David
Jan 2 at 10:28

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Thank you but I'm using Python and am not familiar with C#.

– LucSpan
Jan 2 at 10:21

<I'm using Python and am not familiar with C#> - No worries. Finding element using XPath is supported in Python too and the main idea should apply fine.

– Piao David
Jan 2 at 10:28

Thank you but I'm using Python and am not familiar with C#.

– LucSpan
Jan 2 at 10:21

<I'm using Python and am not familiar with C#> - No worries. Finding element using XPath is supported in Python too and the main idea should apply fine.

– Piao David
Jan 2 at 10:28

add a comment |

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