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The page contains a Product name-(3 OF 3) GOLDEN GLOW ( DELUXE ).
The product name has 6 different spans so we want to print the product name "GOLDEN GLOW ( DELUXE )", i.e including the all the spans so I have tried to use the and multiple time inside the but it didn't work. Below is the XPath:

//*[@class='itemTitleCopy no-mobile' and contains(@class, 'no-mobile') and contains(@class, 'sizeDescriptionTitle no-mobile') contains(@class, 'no-mobile') ]

Below is the HTML code:

<span class="m-shopping-cart-item-header-number">

   ( 

   <span id="itemNo-1" class="itemNo">3</span>

   of 

   <span id="totalItems-1" class="totalItems">3</span>

   )

   <span class="itemTitleCopy no-mobile" id="itemTitleCopy-1">Golden Glow</span>

   <span class="no-mobile">(</span>

   <span class="sizeDescriptionTitle no-mobile" id="sizeDescriptionTitle-1">Deluxe</span>

   <span class="no-mobile">)</span>

</span>

Update

Code trials:

WebElement checkoutShippingProdName = new WebDriverWait(getDriver(), 20).until(ExpectedConditions.visibilityOfElementLocated(By.xpath("//span[@class='m-shopping-cart-item-header-number']"))); 

String shipProdElementHtml = checkoutShippingProdName.getAttribute("innerHTML"); 

String shipProdElementHtmlHtmlSplit = shipProdElementHtml.split("span>"); 

String currentProd = shipProdElementHtmlHtmlSplit[shipProdElementHtmlHtmlSplit.length -1]; 

currentProd = StringEscapeUtils.unescapeHtml4(StringUtils.trim(currentProd)); 

System.out.println("The Product Name is:" + currentProd);

'//span[@class="totalItems"]/following-sibling::span'

should select all span nodes after span with class="totalItems". There might be different approaches of extracting required text content depends on Selenium binding.

This is Python code to get required output:

text = " ".join([span.text for span in driver.find_elements_by_xpath('//span[@class="totalItems"]/following-sibling::span')])

print(text)

#  'Golden Glow(Deluxe)'

As @Michael Kay has answered what you need is to use to or operator!

You can do this with the findElements Selenium.

It should look something like this:

driver.findElements(By.xpath("//*[@class='itemTitleCopy no-mobile' or contains(@class, 'no-mobile') or contains(@class, 'sizeDescriptionTitle no-mobile')]"))

This returns a list of WebElements now you can iterate through them and join the text to create your desired string of "GOLDEN GLOW ( DELUXE )".

All the credit is to @Michael Kay I just gave you the example...

You seem to be confused about the meaning of and and or. The and operator within a predicate means that both conditions must be true: it's more restrictive, so in general less data will be selected. The or operator means either condition must be true: it's more liberal, so more data will be selected.

You seem to be thinking of "and" as meaning "union" - select X and (also select) Y. That's never its meaning in boolean logic.

Use this:

//*[@class=('itemTitleCopy no-mobile','sizeDescriptionTitle no-mobile','no-mobile')]

Hope it will solve.

To extract the text Golden Glow ( Deluxe ) you can use the following Locator Strategy:

• 
  

  Using XPath:

  
  
  

  String myString = driver.findElement(By.xpath("//span[@class='m-shopping-cart-item-header-number']")).getText();
  
  String parts = myString.split("?<=)");
  
  System.out.println(parts[1]);