Start with http://stackoverflow.com/a/4172101/507018 and look at
documentation at https://github.com/jnicklas/capybara.
2012/11/5 john smith
> ok i need help with capybara. i keep finding pages with info about using
> it with cucumber and sinatra and im not sure what any of that is. do i
> need
By the way, it's not copybara but capybara :)
2012/11/5 john smith
> the "action" in the form = {action
> "javascript:exit('/online/valdoc/cliksIndep_prcsslogin')"}
>
> -which im assuming means i need javascript, which mechanize cant handle?
>
> dave i tried your script,one i came up with was s
It's ok, but I prefer google groups or better stackoverflow.com, because
this could be interesting to other people. But of course if you need some
help you can contact me by email.
2012/11/5 john smith
> "Иван Бишевац" wrote in post #1082870:
> > Yes, Capybara is a gem. Google for: ruby capyba
On Sun, Nov 4, 2012 at 12:49 PM, Ross Konsolebox wrote:
> Arlen Cuss wrote in post #1082618:
> > I think I can say "no" with a fair amount of confidence.
> >
> > Single-inheritance is considered a good thing (and MI has many
> > pitfalls), too: http://www.artima.com/intv/tuesday2.html
>
> Thanks f
On Mon, Nov 5, 2012 at 1:10 PM, Assaf Shomer wrote:
> Ruby beginner here.
> I noticed the following code in the pickaxe book 1.9 page 101:
> -
> class VowelFinder
> include Enumerable
> def initialize(string)
> @string = string
> end
> def each
> @string.scan(/[aeiou]/
Yes, Capybara is a gem. Google for: ruby capybara.
Ok, if you need help call me.
2012/11/5 john smith
> thank you. i am going to try your suggestion. is copybara a gem? i will
> look into that as well. i would appreciate a simple script but i would
> like to see if i can figure it out myself fi
