the error checkers use the standard IE error page. Your app or web server
can override these to display a different page to the user. Youd have to
write your own checker for that.
Paul
On Wed, Mar 3, 2010 at 3:45 AM, yoggy samuelades...@googlemail.com wrote:
Hi Marek,
I did what you told me
Are you using IE8 ? or IE 7?
When using IE 8 the IE#check_for_http_error doesn't raise an error as
expected and always returns false.
in IE7 it works.
The implementation checks for IE 7 condition or assumes it's IE6 (yes,
code was written before IE8 here)
this line
if m and m[1] =='7.0'
could be
When you run those lines what happens?
begin
browser.add_checker PageCheckers::NAVIGATION_CHECKER
browser.goto(http://www.somecrazynonexistantthing.com/reallynonexistant;)
resuce= e
put e
end
what is the value of e?
marekj
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