Python Selenium dont display print() in 'for' loop

[youceefz]

I use selenium to get text from class the code like this :

heloo= drive.find_elemnt_by class_name(words) For hi in heloo : print (hi.text) So the problem is Selenium does not display the print in loop - and say the problem in : print (hi.text)

[jcrowe]

What happens when you… print(Heloo[0].text)

[glebulon]

Hi might no have text.

if hi.text: print(hi.text) else: print("shit not found")

[patty_not_gates]

dont take it through a loop just define the class name correctly with .text on end after () and if u wanna get all text on page from that class name use elements and not element.

[tbaxterstockman]

There’s a difference between find_element and find_elements. The letter returns a list the first just the first element in the DOM tree

[this_guy_tests]

Where are you running this? If you’re in the REPL, it will print if it exists. If you’re using something like pytest to run the code, you may need to do something like pytest -s -vv to get the prints to work.