@langtoi
The developer is aware of this problem.
While this problem remains relevant, you can replace the double quote with a single quote before parsing the string, and then perform the reverse replacement. All this can be done using the "Replace string" action.
how to add variable to xpath
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XPATH> (//*[starts-with(@id, 'react-select-') and contains(@id, 'option')])[variable]
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@DuckDuck XPATH> (//*[starts-with(@id, 'react-select-') and contains(@id, 'option')])[[[variable]]]?
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@zxcawsdik said in how to add variable to xpath:
@DuckDuck XPATH> (//*[starts-with(@id, 'react-select-') and contains(@id, 'option')])[[[variable]]]?
You can put the entire xpath expression in a variable, and in the action, instead of a selector, already use a variable.
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@zxcawsdik it is dont work
