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How to check if an HTML tag has an attribute of 'disabled' or not?

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<material-button animated="true" class="btn btn-yes _ngcontent-EXCHANGE-57 _nghost-EXCHANGE-2" tabindex="0" role="button" aria-disabled="false" elevation="4"><div class="content _ngcontent-EXCHANGE-2">Save</div><material-ripple class="_ngcontent-EXCHANGE-2"><div class="__acx-ripple" style="top: -116px; left: -83px; transform: translate(-13px, 6px) scale(0.364962);"></div></material-ripple></material-button>

<material-button animated="true" class="btn btn-no _ngcontent-EXCHANGE-57 _nghost-EXCHANGE-2" tabindex="0" role="button" aria-disabled="false" elevation="4" disabled><div class="content _ngcontent-EXCHANGE-2">Save</div><material-ripple class="_ngcontent-EXCHANGE-2"><div class="__acx-ripple" style="top: -116px; left: -83px; transform: translate(-13px, 6px) scale(0.364962);"></div></material-ripple></material-button>

I want to click on .btn-no or .btn-yes class when the disabled attribute gets removed. How to do that?

Issue Analytics

  • State:closed
  • Created 4 years ago
  • Reactions:1
  • Comments:9 (2 by maintainers)

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kblokcommented, Sep 18, 2019

You can use waitForSelector:

const yes = await page.waitForSelector(".btn-yes:not([disabled])");
await yes.click();
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szakharcommented, Nov 2, 2020

You can use waitForSelector:

const yes = await page.waitForSelector(".btn-yes:not([disabled])");
await yes.click();

Thanks man 😃

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