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In most cases, you'll be writing tests that performs an action on one element at a time. However, if you need to perform an action on multiple elements at once (such as clicking on several items in a list), you can do it as follows:
test('user can click multiple list items', async ({ page }) => {
const items = page.locator('ul > li');
for (let i = 0; i < await items.count(); i++) {
await items.nth(i).click();
}
})
Once you've selected all the items using the appropriate locator method, you can iterate over the found items using and then perform the relevant action in the body of the loop.
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