Click an element when there are more than one element with the same name

[kujaomega]

Is there any solution for click an element of a website when there are more than one element with the same name and properties?

Click only get as input the selector, but there is a problem if there are more than one selector with the same name.

[joelgriffith]

I believe, by default, the first element is clicked if there's a list of them. We don't have a method or way to select from a NodeList what element to perform the click action on

[kujaomega]

I will create a PR with my solution.

[devfordays]

Bump for the PR to get pushed through! I'm experiencing the same issue.

[forzagreen]

A workaround would be to use evaluate:

.evaluate(() => {
  document.querySelectorAll('.myclass')[2].click();  //3rd element
  return "anything";
})

[mbildner]

more generally it would be nice if you could either click on an actual dom element, or else pass a function in place of a selector:

    .type('[email protected]', 'input#username')
    .type('very secure password', 'input#password')
    .click(()=> {
         [].map.call(document.querySelectorAll('button'), btn => btn.textContent === 'Log In'))
     })
      .wait(() => {
        document.body.textContent === 'if this method returns truthy the wait finishes'
       })