Can't seem to get uc_click to work on this website

[ScottCov]

I am trying to go click on each case once and then move to the next for some reason the case page clicks don't seem to work:

from seleniumbase import SB
import time

with SB(uc=True, headed=True) as sb:
    url='https://bankruptcy.angeiongroup.com/cases'
    sb.uc_open_with_reconnect(url, 4)
   
    w=1
    allcases=[]
    rows=sb.find_elements('#ActiveCases > tbody > tr[role=row]')
    #iterate thru each specific case and get the selector
    for row in rows:
        w +=1
        
        #Set Selector for each individual case listed
        selector='(// tr[@role="row"])['+str(w)+']//a[@class="client-link"][@href]'
        allcases.append(selector)

    #Iterate thru and click on each specific case page once and go to the next
    for i in allcases:
        print(f'selector={i}')
        sb.uc_click(selector,timeout=20)
        time.sleep(5)

        sb.uc_open(url)
        time.sleep(5)

[mdmintz]

Looks like you're using the old UC Mode way of handling stealth.
For the past 12 months or so, there's a newer CDP Mode, which is what people should be using for stealth:
https://github.com/seleniumbase/SeleniumBase/blob/master/examples/cdp_mode/ReadMe.md
(See the instructions and examples... The old way isn't stealthy enough anymore.)

[ScottCov]

OK thank you for the quick reply!

[ScottCov]

OK so I changed it but it no longer likes the last line "j=row.find_element(By.CSS_SELECTOR,'a')" which did work prior to implementing cdp:

from seleniumbase import sb_cdp
url='https://bankruptcy.angeiongroup.com/cases'
sb=sb_cdp.Chrome(url,headed=True)
sb.sleep(5)
rows=sb.find_elements('#ActiveCases > tbody > tr[role=row]')

#ITERATE THRU CASES ON THE PAGE
for row in rows:
    j=row.find_element(By.CSS_SELECTOR,'a')

[ScottCov]

Disregard as I now see section at the bottom of the documentation "CDP Mode WebElementAPI/Methods"

[ScottCov]

Hey Mike sorry to bother you again but can't understand why find_elements is failing here but find_all isn't...aren't these both equivalent???

raise asyncio.TimeoutError(
TimeoutError: Time ran out while waiting for: {//*[contains(text(), "Major Dates")]/following-sibling::div/div[@Class="row"]}
serveracct@heisenberg:~/proj/caseviewer$

from seleniumbase import sb_cdp
url='https://bankruptcy.angeiongroup.com/cases'
sb=sb_cdp.Chrome(url,headed=True)
sb.sleep(5)

allCases=[]
w=1

#ITERATE THRU CASES ON THE PAGE
rows=sb.find_elements('#ActiveCases > tbody > tr[role=row]')
for row in rows:
    w +=1
    
    #GET SELECTOR
    selector='(// tr[@role="row"])['+str(w)+']//a[@class="client-link"][@href]'
    allCases.append(selector)

for selector in allCases:
    sb.click(selector, timeout=None)
    
    sb.sleep(5)

    daterows=sb.find_all('//*[contains(text(), "Major Dates")]/following-sibling::div/div[@class="row"]', timeout=None)
    daterows1=sb.find_elements('//*[contains(text(), "Major Dates")]/following-sibling::div/div[@class="row"]', timeout=None)

    sb.sleep(2)

    sb.open(url)

[mdmintz]

There are different algorithms used, but note that XPath isn't fully supported unless there's a CSS Selector equivalent.

To be on the safe side, only use CSS Selectors.