Added examples find by id, name and class.

library/test/selenium/examples/find_element_id.e

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+note
+	description: "Using the id attribute is the most preferable way to locate elements on a page."
+
+class
+	FIND_ELEMENT_ID
+
+inherit
+
+	ANY
+		redefine
+			default_create
+		end
+
+create
+	default_create
+
+feature
+
+	default_create
+		do
+			search
+		end
+
+feature -- Search by id
+
+	search
+		local
+			web_driver: WEB_DRIVER
+			wait: WEB_DRIVER_WAIT
+		do
+				--Create a new instance of a Web driver
+			create web_driver.make
+
+				-- Start session with chrome
+			web_driver.start_session_chrome
+
+				-- Go to EiffelRoom login page
+			web_driver.to_url ("http://www.eiffelroom.com/user?destination=front")
+
+				-- Find the user name, password element by its id and submit
+			if attached {WEB_ELEMENT} web_driver.find_element ((create {SE_BY}).id ("edit-name")) as l_user and then attached {WEB_ELEMENT} web_driver.find_element ((create {SE_BY}).id ("edit-pass")) as l_pass and then attached {WEB_ELEMENT} web_driver.find_element ((create {SE_BY}).id ("edit-submit")) as l_form then
+				l_user.send_keys (<<"test">>)
+				l_pass.send_keys (<<"pass">>)
+				l_form.submit
+			end
+			if attached web_driver.get_page_tile as l_title then
+				print ("%NPage title is:" + l_title)
+			end
+				-- close the window
+			web_driver.window_close
+		end
+
+end