Finding Multiple Elements

You can use findAll("element") to identity a list of elements from the UI. By default it will not have any wait associated with it because it is supposed to return zero or more elements. But you can still use waitFor(seconds) to add a psuedo wait with details described below.

From findAll method you will get an iterable class of UIElements. You can iterate through the elements to extract the properties or do actions on the UI.

Adding a psuedo wait

findAll() is supposed to return zero or more elements by default. So it doesn’t have a default wait time. This would be an inconvenience in many situations were you are expecting at least one element to be present. To handle this situation, you can use the waitFor(int time) method to add a pseudo wait time to the process.

findAll("element").waitFor(5).first();

Available actions with FindAll method

findAll("element").first();
findAll("element").last();
findAll("element").skipFirst(); //to skip the first element - useful to skip table headers
findAll("element").get(index); //to retrieve a UI element with nth index
findAll("element").size();
findAll("element").isPresent();
findAll("element").pause(int); //static wait
findAll("element").shouldHave(CollectionsCondition);
findAll("element").expecting(Expectation);
findAll("element").getAllText(); //list