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    My script has a button which leads to an external site where I need to input some information in a field.

    I'm not able to find a way to select that field because it's within an iframe and also has a dynamically generated ID. That ID has 2 characters at the end that are always consistent.

    So far I've tried:

    cy.get('#*_2'); --> Trying to use a wildcard to click on the element that has a _2 at the end but it does not work

    I've tried using a cy.get('input[data-collect-as="input"]') --> It's not able to find this element either.

    Any help would be appreciated.

    My script has a button which leads to an external site where I need to input some information in a field.

    I'm not able to find a way to select that field because it's within an iframe and also has a dynamically generated ID. That ID has 2 characters at the end that are always consistent.

    So far I've tried:

    cy.get('#*_2'); --> Trying to use a wildcard to click on the element that has a _2 at the end but it does not work

    I've tried using a cy.get('input[data-collect-as="input"]') --> It's not able to find this element either.

    Any help would be appreciated.

    • javascript
    • cypress
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    The shorthand id selector #myid can only be used with the exact value, but id is still an attribute so you can use an attribute selector with a wildcard

    cy.get('[id$="_2"]')         // $= means value ending with

    There's a bunch variations, see Selectors - Attribute

    The other approach you tried should work like this

    cy.get('div[data-collect-as="input"] input')

    This gets a child input with ancestor div[data-collect-as="input"] - the space denoting two separate elements and the relationship is ancestor -> descendant.

    You can add more precision

    cy.get('div[data-collect-as="input"] > div.wrp > input')

    where the > indicates a parent-child relationship.

    You can use the pattern attribute value as well.

    cy.get('input[pattern="[0=9]*"]')

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