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$x("//div[@class='card-info__container']/div[3]/a") using this I've found the container, but now I can't get the specific element I need.

when I enter this the response is:

⯆(3) [a.cta.btn, a.cta.btn, a.cta.btn]
  ⯈0: a.cta.btn
  ⯈1: a.cta.btn
  ⯈2: a.cta.btn

how can I take only the first one?

over 4 years ago · Santiago Trujillo

For an XPath that returns a list of elements,

xpath

you can select only the first element via indexing:

(xpath)[1]

over 4 years ago · Santiago Trujillo Denunciar

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Accepted Answer · 2022-05-19T15:11:16.013Z

You can use the at() method to select the first item from the array of a that is returned from executing the XPath:

$x("//div[@class='card-info__container']/div[3]/a").at(0)