If you want to click the first link (List Learning
Accounts) you can do it like this:ie.link(:text, List Learning Accounts).click
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Hi Bret
Using 1.5.1.1037 try this:
$ie.link(:text = 'New', :index = 2).click
I added multiple attribute support last night for links.
How could I get hold of this version. Is there a CVS repo I can download
from?
Could you also tell me the name of the method, so I could have a look at
http://openqa.org/watir/cvs.actionOn 6/14/06, Adrian Rutter
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:How could I get hold of this version. Is there a CVS repo I can download
from?
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Hi,
Thanks for sharing this info with us.
I have already completed some work in automating operations in
ClearQuest (IBM's defect tracking system) using Watir and I'm now
looking into extending this work to keep two different defect tracking
systems in sync. Yes it's a horrible position to be
If I understood you correctly you want to1. check for e-mail every 10 minutes2. if there is any, download it3. parse e-mails4. using watir, report issues to defect tracking systemand you are wondering if that is possible.
I think it is. If you need any help, let me know.
Hi, Can I access caption attribute of a checkbox? I want to retrieve the display name of the checkbox and this data is present in the caption attribute in the html source. The checkboxes are in the form of a tree. HTML Source is: var a = new Array; a[0] = new Array; a[0]['id'] =
You have input type=checkbox caption=Check Here /? It is not valid html. Check it for yourself at http://validator.w3.org/.
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No, you can also parse e-mail and send e-mail.On 6/14/06, Daniel Browne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I take it has the ability to onlydownload new mail?
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Thanks. Another quick question, I don't suppose you have had any
experience using Net::POPMail to connect to an MS Exchange Server?
I know it's meant for POP only, but I have read that you can connect
via a POP3 client using windows credentials with the mailbox name +
account (e.g.
No, pop only. Good luck with MS Exchange Server! :)On 6/14/06, Daniel Browne [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I don't suppose you have had anyexperience using Net::POPMail to connect to an MS Exchange Server?
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Ok, I guess just have to wait for 1.5.
Thanks Bret for all your help.
Date: Tue, 13 Jun 2006 21:47:26 -0500From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]To: wtr-general@rubyforge.orgSubject: Re: [Wtr-general] Trouble with links in a divOn 6/13/06, kwan l [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Apparently, the document object
You do not have to wait. Get development build from here:http://wiki.openqa.org/display/WTR/Development+BuildsOn 6/14/06,
kwan l [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Ok, I guess just have to wait for 1.5.
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Hi,
Is it possible to tag a name to an assertation, so if I run this:
if $ie.select_list(:name, 'criteria.countryId').exists?
assert(true) else assert(false) end
if $ie.select_list(:name, 'criteria.lob').exists?
assert(true) else assert(false) end
And one passes and one fails, I can
Try this:assert($ie.select_list(:name, 'criteria.countryId').exists?, select_list(:name, 'criteria.countryId') does not exist)
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this html doesn't look like a drop down list, it looks like
a bunch of straightforward links (to me at least). maybe your html is
incomplete?
if you're really dealing with a drop-down list, I'm
guessing you're dealing with what watir calls select lists
I recommend Zeljko's one-line assert statement, but *if* you really want to keep the format you have now, you can also use the 'flunk' command.For example:if $ie.select_list(:name, 'criteria.countryId').exists?
assert(true) else flunk( select_list(:name, 'criteria.countryId') does not exist )
Hi,
I am trying to verify a selected option in a combo-box. I have required
'watir_simple' and run a test with this in:
$ie.assert_text_in_combobox_by_name('criteria.countryId', 'Select',
mesg=nil)
I am receiving an undefined method. I have tried to include the module
'Simple' and I get:
Hi,
I was wondering how watir maintains and creates the list of controls it
sees on a page.
I am not sure whether this functionality is directly provided by the
WebBrowser
control or watir does some magic to get the lists of various controls.
To illustrate
when I say
ie.tables.each { |t|
On 6/14/06, Manish Sapariya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,I was wondering how watir maintains and creates the list of controls itsees on a page.I am not sure whether this functionality is directly provided by theWebBrowsercontrol or watir does some magic to get the lists of various controls.
To
I have now moved all my current project's tests from Rational to
Waitir\Ruby. I estimate my implementation to be anything between 5 - 10
times faster. Also, other stakeholders can use watir to input data etc
without an expensive license.
If there was a way to use Ruby to test Java and old
Actually, that *is* supported. However, if you look a sample HTML
INPUT element from a page I'm scraping you'll find a clue why that
particular example didn't work:
INPUT id=SSNEntry_txtSpouseSSN style=\WIDTH: 95px\ value=999
name=SSNEntry:txtSpouseSSN
For text_fields, the current text in
On 6/14/06, Adrian Rutter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have now moved all my current project's tests from Rational toWaitir\Ruby. I estimate my implementation to be anything between 5 - 10times faster.Also, other stakeholders can use watir to input data etc
without an expensive license.Thanks for
Try:include Watir::Simple
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Hi...
As we all know,
system(foo.exe)
does not return control to the calling script until foo.exe has finished.
however, system(start foo.exe)
does. This has interesting implications for performance testing and
for running many test files simultaneously from a controller script.
A colleague
Thanks, that was what I was looking
for!
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Zeljko
FilipinSent: Wednesday, 14 June 2006 6:20 PMTo:
wtr-general@rubyforge.orgSubject: Re: [Wtr-general] Drop Down Lists
(li)
If you want to click the first link (List
Learning
On 6/14/06, Chris McMahon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As we all know,system(foo.exe)does not return control to the calling script until foo.exe has finished.however, system(start foo.exe)does.This has interesting implications for performance testing and
for running many test files simultaneously from
PREFIX(for users unfamiliar with the command-line switches):
1) Watir provides a command-line switch to
hide the browser during the test. It is -b
2) Ruby provides a command-line switch to pass variables
into a script from the command-line. It is -s
PROBLEM:
I can not use both of
On 6/14/06, Michael Cowan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I can not use both of these 'features'. In fact
using the –s Ruby argument prevents you from passing ANY variables to
watir. Has anyone else hit this issue? Any help or tricks? Specifically is
there an 'in-script' variable I can set to
I thought this email might be of interest here. Jared cross posted to this list and software-testing, a list hosted by Cem Kaner and James Bach. The discussion there was similar to the discussion here, until David Moore said aren't we focussing too much on the tool and not enough on the testing?
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