selenium - Counting inner text letters of HTML element -

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is there way count letters of inner text of html element, without counting letters of inner element's texts?

i tried out ".gettext()" method of "webelements" using selenium library, counts inner texts of inner web elements in (e.g. "<body><div>test</div></body>" results in 4 letters "div" and "body" element, instead of 0 "body" element)

do have use additional html parsing library, , when yes 1 recommend?

i'm using java 7...

based on this answer similar question, cooked solution:

the piece of javascript takes element, iterates on child nodes , if they're text nodes, reads them , returns them concatenated:

var element = arguments[0]; var text = ''; (var = 0; < element.childnodes.length; i++)     if (element.childnodes[i].nodetype === node.text_node) {         text += element.childnodes[i].textcontent;     } return text;

i saved script script.js file , loaded single string via fileutils.readfiletostring(). can use guava's files.tostring(), too. or embed java code.

final string script = fileutils.readfiletostring(new file("script.js"), "utf-8"); javascriptexecutor js = (javascriptexecutor)driver;  ...  webelement element = driver.findelement(by.anything("myelement")); string text = (string)js.executescript(script, element);

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