Detailed reply:
Playwright locate elements is all about the right strategy. Here’s my workflow:
1. Start with `getByRole` or `getByText`.
2. If that fails, use `page.locator()` with CSS (avoid XPath unless desperate).
3. For dynamic content, `waitForSelector` or `waitFor` is key.
Biggest game-changer? The `has` and `hasText` combinators. Example: `page.locator('div').hasText('Submit')`.
Also, check out Playwright’s selector playground—super handy!
Playwright locate elements is all about the right strategy. Here’s my workflow:
1. Start with `getByRole` or `getByText`.
2. If that fails, use `page.locator()` with CSS (avoid XPath unless desperate).
3. For dynamic content, `waitForSelector` or `waitFor` is key.
Biggest game-changer? The `has` and `hasText` combinators. Example: `page.locator('div').hasText('Submit')`.
Also, check out Playwright’s selector playground—super handy!
