Answers

• Pratyush_Tyto Members

  July 2013

  Hi zakka,
  You can access the 2nd, 3rd elements using positional APIs like _near, _in, _under etc. They can be identified with reference to known elements around them in DOM structure.
  You can find the details on the following link.
  

  http://sahi.co.in/w/browser-accessor-apis
  

  
  If there is visible text for the span you want to access,
  you can also try using:
  

  _span({className:"amount",sahiText:"<visible_text>"})
  

  
  Regards.
• zakka.fauzan Members

  July 2013

  The thing is, I don't know what'll be around those 2nd, 3rd elements... and I don't know what's the text (that's what I wanna get actually).
• Pratyush_Tyto Members

  July 2013

  Hi,
  You can access the spans using the following code:
  

  for the first span: _span("amount[0]")
  for the second span: _span("amount[1]")
  for the third span: _span("amount[2]")
  and so on..
  

  
  Regards.
• zakka.fauzan Members

  July 2013

  I just know that we can use class also there... Thank you!
• Pratyush_Tyto Members

  July 2013

  Hi,
  If you're unaware of the text around the elements, you can use the code in my first reply, as it doesn't require prior knowledge of the surrounding text.
  
  Regards.