Need a help in identifying the selector

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Element tag:
<eui-card id="iris_model3_test.zip-27918d63-c3e9-4961-a810-6b5cca45faae" card-title="" class="model-card error selected" style="animation-delay:" selected=""><!--?lit$639088416$--><eui-tag slot="action"><!--?lit$639088416$-->1 version</eui-tag> <!--?lit$639088416$--><div class="model-card-content" slot="content"><div class="subtitle"><eui-tooltip message="iris_model3_test.zip-27918d63-c3e9-4961-a810-6b5cca45faae" position="bottom" delay="500"><!--?lit$639088416$-->iris_model3_test.zip-27918d63-c3e9-4961-a810-6b5cca45faae</eui-tooltip></div><div><!--?lit$639088416$--><!--?lit$639088416$--><eui-icon class="icon__error" name="triangle-warning"></eui-icon><!--?--></div></div></eui-card>

I need to find the element eui-card elements in which id that starts with “iris_model3_test.zip”

Tried the below combination but not working
Wait For Elements State css=eui-card >> text=/^iris_model3 visible timeout=30s
Wait For Elements State eui-card[id^=iris_model3] visible timeout=30s
Wait For Elements State //eui-card[contains (@id, iris_model3)] visible timeout=30s

Nothing is resolving the element.

Kindly help with this

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The first selector is missing a closing “/” for the regex imho.
In the 3rd one, iris_model3 should be in quotes.

When all my desperate attempts have failed, I always use to go on step back and try the very basic things to see if they also fail.

Open the page to test, change to the developer tools > Console

Write
$$("eui-card")

Do you get any eui-card element?
If not, chances are, that there is an iframe.
In that case, try
$$("frame")
and
$$("iframe")

(These are shorthands to test CSS selectors; XPath works with $x)
Any results here? Then, all elements inside the iframe must have a selector prefix.