Hi Deliter. That will work fine if there's only one table row. But there's two and I only want to click the one that contains the text "test black list". I should have posted a bit more of the html. And to clarify, this table could have any number of rows in it and the target row could be in any position so I can use a fixed position or anything like that. I need to start from "<td class="ng-binding">test black list</td>" which is effectively a unique marker then navigate to the next TD then down to the first A tag.
<tr ng-repeat="item in blacklists" class="ng-scope">