Radio inputs

Interactions with input with attribute type="radio".

Reading the element

Getting the right element class for the xpath

my_radio = web.radio_input('//*[id="myRadioInput"]')
type(my_radio)

Output

fastrpa.core.elements.RadioInputElement

Try to get a RadioInputElement

my_radio = web.file_input('//*[id="myRadioInput"]')
type(my_radio)

Output

fastrpa.core.elements.RadioInputElement

Reference

Get all radio options

Given one radio element, you can query by another options with same @name attribute. This method will returns a dict with radio values and it's respective label text associated.

my_radio.options

Output

{'option1': 'Default radio',
 'option2': 'Second default radio'}

Get all radio options values

my_radio.options_values

Output

['option1', 'option2']

Get all radio options labels

This method will return all texts from labels pointing to radio elements with same @name of the source radio element.

my_radio.options_values

Output

['Default radio', 'Second default radio']

Select a radio option by label

Following the same rule, you can select another radio from the form with the same @name of the source radio element.

my_radio.select('Second default radio')

Select a radio option by value

my_radio.select(value='option1')

To just active the source radio element

my_radio.click()

Check if radios have some option

To check by both label and value.

'Other option' in my_radio

Output

False

Check if radios have some option label

my_radio.has_option('Other option')

Output

False

Check if radios have some option value

my_radio.has_option(value='3')

Output

False

Print the options of the radio

Extra needed!

To use this method, you need to install the debug extras, as shown here, with the command pip install "fastrpa[debug]".

my_radio.print()

Output

[@id="myRadioInput"]
├── [1] Option 1
├── [2] Option 2
├── [3] Option 3
└── [4] Option 4