I'm working with a library python call splinter , which simulates a web browser. I've read about how to use it, and to click a button, just give a command that involves the name of the button. However, unlike other sites, I can not figure out his name. When I go to the source code, the line that says about the button is this:
<input type="submit" class="btn btn-success" style="float:right;" value="Criar Conta! />
What do I do?
You can do this:
from splinter import Browser
with Browser() as browser:
browser.visit("url aqui")
button = browser.find_by_value('Criar Conta!')[0] # agarramos o button pelo seu valor
button.click()
Note that you have a small error in the HTML that you placed, you should close the quotation marks in value=... :
...value="Criar Conta!" />
This control does not have a name.
You can still use other forms to refer to input , such as css, xpath, tag, id, value, text.
Documentation to find elements: Splinter Docs
Example: you can use the value of the form to find it, since it should probably be the only button with the value "Create account!":
browser.find_by_value('Criar conta!')