Hi Wesley,
Thanks for the reply. I tried your solution but its giving same problem
mentioned in the previous mail.
Where should i save that small test? in the installation directory or
anywhere else. I saved the test in chrome_watir folder.
Waiting for your kind reply.
Regards,
Mrunal
Try:
require "chrome_watir"
$k = ChromeWatir::Browser.new
$k.goto("www.yahoo.com")
Wesley.
For life, the easier, the better.
On Wed, Mar 10, 2010 at 6:59 PM, Mrunal wrote:
> Hi
>
> I want to test the web applications with google chrome.
> I've installed Google Chrome browser and the gem Chrom
Developing and maintaining gmail scripts will be a challenge.
If you're committed to it, search this forum, and there are a few
threads that might help. For example:
http://groups.google.com/group/watir-general/browse_thread/thread/d6ffd6abde7e711c/14f71f58ec631893?lnk=gst&q=automating+gmail#14f
Hi
I want to test the web applications with google chrome.
I've installed Google Chrome browser and the gem Chromewatir 1.5.1
I tried the following small test
require "chrome_watir"
include ChromeWatir
$k = Browser.new
$k.goto("www.yahoo.com")
But when the first time test is executed i get foll
Hi all,
I am automating gmail..while i am doing so i encountered a problem.. i
will explain here that problem plz can any one solve and guide me to
solve..
i can able to login successfully.then after while
composing a mail i can flash that compose using
$ie.frame(:name,"main").fr
Thanks I already fix the problem, during my test a popup is displayed and
then it will be close, so I think the window focus change to the popup and
then when the command ie.close try to be executed they doesn't find the
original window, so I think that was the problem, because I was doing some
tes
ie.close should work, so check your script requires else check
scope of handle ie :)
require 'rubygems'
require 'watir'
require 'firewatir'
require 'win32ole'
#1st make sure JSSH is listening in fire
sURL='http://www.google.com'
ie=FireWatir::Firefox.new
ie.goto(sURL)
ie.maximize()
sleep 3
ie
You should be able to select Unicode (UTF-8) from that dropdown. That
might fix the "Â" issue that you're observing.
On Mar 10, 10:04 am, George wrote:
> It appears that Western European (ISO) is selected by default. Is
> there something I can do in the code to convert it to UTF-8?
>
> On Mar 10
It appears that Western European (ISO) is selected by default. Is
there something I can do in the code to convert it to UTF-8?
On Mar 10, 9:44 am, orde wrote:
> Nice that you got it worked out.
>
> One question, though.
>
> Open IE, go to the website you're testing, right click, and select
> Enco
Nice that you got it worked out.
One question, though.
Open IE, go to the website you're testing, right click, and select
Encoding. Is Unicode (UTF-8) selected?
On Mar 10, 8:26 am, George wrote:
> I'm using IE. I tried using gsub!(/Â/, ""), but I couldn't remove the
> remaining spaces. It too
I'm using IE. I tried using gsub!(/Â/, ""), but I couldn't remove the
remaining spaces. It took a long time, but I think I figured it out
using this:
x = "3       Jubitz Travel Center              Â
Portland,OR"
b = x.gsub(x[/(\d+)(\b[^0-9A-Za-z]{1,}\b)/], '') # gets rid of th
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