The problem with the file upload is solved, it was my mistake. But still I have
to select the file by myself in the Choose file window. After I clicked
open it continues.
The same problem occurs when running filefield_test.rb from the unittests
folder, I still have to select the file (or even
I am having a problem with slow speeds using watir (both 1.3 and 1.4). I have a
page with about 2000 text fields 1000 of those have ID tags the other do not.
Navigating to this page is very fast however when the script is entering data
into the fields via ID tags it is very slow, about one
If I use
Watir::dialog.button('OK').click
I get error
undefined method `dialog' for Watir:Module (NoMethodError)
Zeljko
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Sent: Tuesday, August 09, 2005 6:11 PM
To:
I'm getting an error whenever I add require 'watir/dialog' to any script
c:/ruby/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems/loadpath_manager.rb:5:in
`require__': No such file to load -- watir/dialog (LoadError)
from
c:/ruby/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems/loadpath_manager.rb:5:in `require'
You need to run the install.rb script.
At 11:26 AM 8/9/2005, Iain wrote:
I'm getting an error whenever I add require 'watir/dialog' to any script
c:/ruby/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems/loadpath_manager.rb:5:in
`require__': No such file to load -- watir/dialog (LoadError)
from
I have my test cases set up the same way and it doesn't matter if you
define the method before or after. Ive seen that error before and
it's as simple as changing:
method1
to
method1()
Shao
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Hi Kim,
Thanks for Your good words.
Actually Hue found the same problem and we just fixed it. We posted the
Latest Zip files in WET's download area.
Download the new files and then install it. That should work fine. And
keep them comming.
Thanks
Satti
Alexander, Kim (Kim) wrote:
Thanks, hindsight is a wonderful thing ...
I can get dialog_tests.rb to run without issues now although the installer
gave an error message.
Is this anything to be concerned about?
Going to install to C:\Program Files\WATIR with startMenu=1 and desktop=0
Copying Files
watir.rb -
Thanks Bret, it was me and not Watir. I was setting the elements class in javascript using setAttribute(class, the
value) rather than className. So of course it didn't work.
I do think there is something hokey with div's though because trying to print
out a div throws
NoMethodError: undefined
Sathya Shankar wrote:
Actually Hue found the same problem and we just fixed it. We posted
the Latest Zip files in WET's download area.
Can you post a link? I seem to have missed the previous posts about WET.
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Chris
http://clabs.org/blogki
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You should be fine.
I've committed a fix to the installer to avoid this problem in the future.
The problem is due to the fact that the rdocs aren't in the tar ball.
Bret
At 12:14 PM 8/9/2005, Iain wrote:
Thanks, hindsight is a wonderful thing ...
I can get dialog_tests.rb to run without
I've committed a fix for this.
At 01:06 PM 8/9/2005, you wrote:
I do think there is something hokey with div's though because trying to
print out a div throws
NoMethodError: undefined method `style' for #Watir::Div:0x2d7b660
c:/tools/ruby/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/watir.rb:2211:in
If your html looks like this:
form name=abc1 method=post action =/do/something
input type=text name = the_text_field
/form
you would use a form like this:
ie.form(:name , 'abc1').text_field(:name , 'the_text_field').set('567')
There are more examples in the form_test.rb unit tests
what
Thanks,
One more question, does this only work with buttons that trigger dialog
boxes?
I've ran dialog_test.rb to completion without any issues and also created my
tests that clear dialogs after clicking a button. However, in the
application I'm testing there's a link which triggers the dialog
Any object is supported, buttons, links, whatever.
At 05:21 PM 8/9/2005, Iain wrote:
controls = ie2.frame(:name, Controls)
controls.remote_eval link(:index, 2).click()
dialog.button('OK').click
Instead try this:
ie2.remote_eval frame(:name,
I get it now, thanks for correcting me.
I think I'm getting closer to success, the code you provded below now clicks
on the link that triggers the popup but instead of clearing it, I get a
different error...
ie2.remote_eval frame(:name, 'Controls').link(:index, 2).click()
Bret,
Im assuming you've named remote_eval that based on what it is doing. I dont
find it a very intuitive name. Maybe something like one of these:
ie.execute_command( )
ie.run_command()
ie.delayed_execution() # is it actually delayed??
THis does look really good, thanks for doing it. This had
There is a method in Ruby which is called 'eval'. It takes a string and
evaluates it as Ruby code.
IE#remote_eval is based on this, hence the name. Python and Perl and Lisp
all have eval methods that do the same thing, so the name is pretty well
established and understood by anyone who has
Hi Hue,
The error that you get indicates that the second level frame (name:=search)
could not be identified. Could you try a
Browser(title:=Client).Frame(name:=leftframe).show_frames()
and see if the name is not misspelt or duplicate? If it is a
duplicate, then you could try to add the second
At 12:19 AM 8/10/2005, Scott Hanselman wrote:
Ya, I really don't like the name either, as it (deeply) exposes the
implementation, IMHO. That said, here's my hypocritical votes:
* spawn_eval
* forked_eval
* eval_newthread
* newthread_eval
* run_on_new_thread
of these, i liked forked_eval the
ie.alert sounds good to me.
I haven't had a chance to use this new code yet...can I do a show_all_objects
on the popup?
Can it select items in drop down lists yet?
Cheers,
Tim
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] on behalf of Bret Pettichord
Sent: Wed 10/08/2005 5:47
Have you tried using the -f command line switch? This speeds up our unit
tests by a factor of 2, but the optimizations focus on text fields, so you
may see an even better improvement.
At 11:12 AM 8/9/2005, Josh Miller wrote:
I am having a problem with slow speeds using watir (both 1.3 and
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