As I know it does not accept regular expressions . It should be a good
enhancement to do so. I will look at it in the weekend.
On 2/8/06, Terry Peppers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I asked a real foolish question a couple of weeks ago with regard to how you
can get Watir to enter in username and
$ is end of string.
So, /nameTextBox$/ would match Details$nameTextBox and not
nameTextBoxMainContent or something alike.
Take a look at http://phrogz.net/ProgrammingRuby/, search for Regular
Expressions.
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http://www.testingreflections.com/blog/3071
Hi,
I tried to post this message yesterday, but for some reason it doesn't seem
to have made it. I am facing a problem A popup window was blocked with a
link that is trying to open a new IE browser window. I have disabled the
popup blocker in IE, yet am facing this problem. Manual clicking of
Uday,
I don't know if it helps but when I had pop-up blocker problems on my
system, I found 4 pop-up blockers to turn off... One is in IE... One was
in the Norton's, one was in a Google tool bar and one was a rogue pop-up
blocker program on my system. When I found all of them... The programs
Hi list,
I'm finding that using goto on Watir::IE is not reliable: when goto is
called first time it is *always* successful (provided the url was
valid of course). However on subsequent calls it may or may not fail.
I tried adding sleep and Watir::IE.wait calls between goto's without
consistent
This works fine for me. What errors are you getting?On 2/10/06, Dmitri Dolguikh [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:Hi list,I'm finding that using goto on Watir::IE is not reliable: when goto is
called first time it is *always* successful (provided the url wasvalid of course). However on subsequent calls it
If you can find a way to reproduce this with a single test please send it and i'll take a look at it.I'm wondering if Watir shouldn't automatically be calling IE#wait before returning from IE#goto. Of course, you could call it explicitly as a workaround.
BretOn 2/10/06, Dmitri Dolguikh [EMAIL
When you say fail, what Bad Thing happens? What Good Thing fails to
happen? Do you get an error message?
---Michael B.
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I would like to deprecate or remove WindowHelper from Watir 1.5.So i'd rather see enhancements directed towards using watir/dialog.rb (which still needs a lot more work, including replacing autoit).Bret
On 2/10/06, Atilla Ozgur [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
As I know it does not accept regular
I wanted to make a general comment.It is very common for people to create the kinds of frameworks under discussion here for testing. I've seen it done for almost every testing tool.The problem has been that it is hard to build frameworks like these in such classic testing languages as TSL. When i
What does 'times out' mean? Does the script hang at that point? Do you get a timeout error?Does adding @ie.wait between the two calls to @ie.goto fix the problem?BretOn 2/10/06,
Dmitri Dolguikh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm able to reproduce the problem within the same test by using thefollowing
Sorry, I should have clarified that.
'times out' means that 'goto' call doesn't return for a couple of
minutes; When it does eventually, the browser stays on the page it was
prior to the call. Also, as I mentioned before the location bar
doesn't get updated with the url passed into goto method.
On 2/9/06, Bill Agee [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was mainly thinking about non-programmers; for testers withoutprogramming experience, using an XML testing language to build testscould result in more success up front (which I think is important in
sustaining interest in automated testing, and
Title: Select List Question
In our in house webpage we found that some of the select lists use a attribute TYPE=SELECT when we tried to get a handle on these SELECT_LIST objects watir failed with the cannot find object error. We did some investigating and removed this attribute from the
Hi Bill,While location the select list element WATiR codes use select-one or select-multiple for matching the type of the select list. Also the type
attribute of select list is readonly as per DOM specification:http://www.w3.org/TR/2000/WD-DOM-Level-1-2929/level-one-html.html#ID-94282980
So
On 2/10/06, Paul Carvalho [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So my question is: How do I get Ruby or Watir to wait around until an object is in a desired state before it can continue?
A secondary question is: How can I tell my Ruby or Watir script that if
it waits too long, it should probably just give up
I tried that before I started this thread - it didn't help.
-Dmitri
On 2/10/06, Bret Pettichord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Does adding @ie.wait between the two calls to @ie.goto fix the problem? (Do
i hear an echo?)
On 2/10/06, Dmitri Dolguikh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Sorry, I should have
Thanks a ton Thom! It worked ... I found and disabled the google and yahoo
popup blockers in IE.
Uday
Uday,
I don't know if it helps but when I had pop-up blocker problems on my
system, I found 4 pop-up blockers
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