<pre><code>There are two ways to handle this situation based on your UI behavior:
1) If UI is fixed, use this xpath to identify and use click() to click on it.
//*[@class='card']/div[.='Bar']/following-sibling::a
2) If you are taking data from any external sources (like Database or Excel), pass your expected value (like Bar or Foo) as a parameter to the xpath method like below:
Define a class called Element like as below:
public class Element {
private WebElement element;
private WebDriver driver;
private String xpath;
// Constructor will wrap web element into Object and will allow to use any of the method declared below
public Element(String xpath) {
this.driver = new ChromeDriver();
this.xpath = xpath;
this.element = this.driver.findElement(By.xpath(this.xpath));
}
public void click() {
this.element.click();
}
}
Create POM class and write a methods like below:
public class PageObjectClass {
private Element elementToClick(String value) {
return new Element("//*[@class='card']/div[.='" + value + "']/following-sibling::a");
}
public void clickOnViewItemsLink(String value) {
this.elementToClick(value).click();
}
}
By this way, you can click on any of View Item link just by passing value as a parameter
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