I'm writing a web scraper using Selenium/Python, and I need to access and call the onclick handler of a specific element using execute_script. Seems the event listener is set via addEventListener() rather than assign the onclick property of the element, so the onclick property of the element is null.
I can easily access the handler at Chrome Developer Console using the getEventListeners function, but since the function is limited to Chrome DevTools Console, I can't use it when I call Selenium execute_script(See here). Is it a way that I can do this?
