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• curtisdieu USMember ✭

  March 2015 edited March 2015

  Not sure the exact reason for all elements in a WebView, but if you call app.repl() in a test. It will kick off a console application. The "tree" function can be called from any view and will display all elements from the current view.

  app.Query( c => c.All());

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• AlisonFernandes USMember ✭✭

  March 2015

  app.Query( v => v.WebView().Css("*"));
  

  Change the * to a to only get links you can interact with.

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• PhucThai USMember ✭

  March 2015

  It can work, however the result is difficult to read and find a specific element.

  For Android, you can use Remote Debugging on Android with Chrome https://developer.chrome.com/devtools/docs/remote-debugging

  Steps with Android emulator, please look at the link for more details about version Chrome and Android
  1. Start app on emulator
  2. Open Chrome, and then type chrome://inspect

  Query element by using CSS selector, e.g.

  _app.Tap(c => c.WebView().Css("#element"));

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