Choosing a radio button from its labels with Capybara
capybara
Solution
Note that when using `find`, the `:text` option does a partial text match. Therefore, you could find the div directly:
find('div.field', :text => 'Do you like Pizza?').choose('Yes')
(Also using `choose` makes radio button selection easier.)
Problem
I have a dynamically generated form that looks like this: ``` Do you like Pizza? [ ] Yes [ ] No ``` The HTML looks like this: ``` <form> <div class="field"> <label>Do you like Pizza?</label> <input type="radio" value="true" id="reply_set_replies_attrs_0_pizza_true" name="reply_set[replies_attrs][0][pizza]"> </input> <label for="reply_set_replies_attrs_0_pizza_true">Yes<label> <input type="radio" value="false" id="reply_set_replies_attrs_0_pizza_false" name="reply_set[replies_attrs][0][pizza]"> </input> <label for="reply_set_replies_attrs_0_pizza_false">No<label> </div> </form> ``` I'd like to get check those radio buttons with Capybara. How can I do this? I don't always know the `id`s of the radio buttons, because there's a few of them and when I also ask about Popcorn and Chicken I don't want to depend on knowing their order. Is there a way to do something like... ``` field = find_label("Do you like pizza?").parent('field') yes = field.find_label('Yes') yes.click ``` ?