Hi Every one,
Pls help me to solve this issue, I am unable to work with firefox browser.
Thanks,Chethan
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From: chethan sarathy chethan2...@yahoo.co.in
Subject: Re: [wtr-general] Re: Getting error (JsshSocket::JSReferenceError)
Hi,
Thanks Ethan... It works like a charm!! :)
I need to do more test with Vapir to be sure that all tests work like
with FireWatir.
Just to be clear. I am wondering about the Vapir updates. Will you
support it to have all such functionalities as Watir and FireWatir?
Cause if all will go
Just noticed that Vapir is working very slownly under Mac...any
possibilities to speed it up?
Also I am using in my test startClicker (in FireWatir) it does not
throw an exception so if it will not be found than it proceedes..but
in Vapir..it throws an exception that modal was not found. Any
Thanks for the replies. I posted the question on Stack Overflow and
figured it out from there.
my_span = @@ie.span(:id,
dnn_ctr353_Main_ctl00_ctl00_ctl00_ctl07_Field_048b9dfa-bc64-42e4-8bd5-
b45385e5f45b_view_value)
my_p = my_span.p(:class, wpFieldValue)
I was away for a few weeks snorkeling and brewing, but I see Watir community
was busy. :)
Our Stack Exchange site [1] just got 60th follower! (Thanks to our old
friend MarekJ.)
But why did not it move from define to commit phase?! (Like Selenium
site [2] did some time ago?)
The answer is in
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3291956/if-i-start-a-new-should-i-start-with-watir-webdriver
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3277442/watir-can-i-tunnel-through-an-external-http-socks-proxy-over-firefox
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The closest thing I've come across is when a page isn't finished
loading and IE or Firefox times out. It doesn't really sound like
that's your problem though.
You're right, that's not it. It's completely loaded and will just sit
there patiently waiting until I click on it with the mouse. Then
Hi Raveendran,
Thanks for the reply...
I tried with the all the possibilities you provided.None of them are
working. Getting error as Unable to locate element.
Please let me know if any other options.
Thanks,
Praveen
On Tue, Jul 27, 2010 at 11:09 AM, Raveendran P jazzezr...@gmail.com wrote:
Got it solved, just use
ie.text_field( :id, username ).set some user name
Thanks everyone for reading this thread ;)
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Hi everyone,
I'm current writing a test script for our MLS( Multiple Listing
System ) systems. The website is mainly written in C# .NET. Here is
the screenshot that I got:
http://i235.photobucket.com/albums/ee62/rox_rook/Ex-1.gif
And this is the HTML source:
!DOCTYPE HTML
Hi Chan
You can try and use firebug to identify element
http://getfirebug.com/downloads
http://getfirebug.com/downloadsBasim
On Tue, Jul 27, 2010 at 3:17 PM, Chan Nguyen atbl1...@gmail.com wrote:
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Hi everyone,
I'm current writing a test script for our MLS( Multiple
Hi Basim,
Thanks a lot for your quick response. I just found out that element is
actually a table.
I accessed to a particular table like this :
my_table = ie.table( :id, uwmMainMenu_MainM )
Next, I need to access the each element of the first row of this table, but
I got stuck at this point.
Hi!
The Watir Cheat Sheet (http://wiki.openqa.org/display/WTR/Cheat+Sheet)
has an example of working with table elements:
td = browser.table(:name, 'recent_records')[2][1]
td is now the cell at row 2, column 1 of your table.
There's more information on the Table class in the Watir API
Hello Tiffany,
Thanks for your help. I actually did go through that example, but in that
cell there are a list of options that I have to pick one:
- Quick Search
- Saved Search
- Standard Search
...etc
and there is no click option for a cell. I really struggle with this :( !
Can you give me some
Hi Chan
You might need to use the fire_event method to trigger the javascript in the
hover menu.
browser.table(:id, uwmMainMenu_MainM).fire_event onmouseover
td = browser.table(:id, uwmMainMenu_MainM')[2][1]
td.fire_event onfocus
# or
td.fire_event onclick
Basim
On Tue, Jul 27, 2010 at 4:22 PM,
I think you should be able to access the link as an element in the
table cell:
ie.table(:id, uwmMainMenu_MainM )[2][1].link(:text, 'Quick
Search').click
or, if you assign your element to a variable:
my_cell = ie.table(:id, uwmMainMenu_MainM )[2][1]
my_cell.link(:text, 'Quick Search').click
Hi Tiffany,
I tried your method, but it gave me errors. I use NetBean IDE
Beginning of test: Sedona Verde Valley
Step 1: go to the test site: http://svvarmls.rapmlsqa.com/
Step 2: enter username : rapstaff in the Agent ID field
Step 3: enter password : Succ3ss! in the Agent ID field`
Step 4:
Hey team,
I might post a few discussions here over the coming days trying to
better improve my framework, and to start I want to make sense of
Modules and Classes.
Previously I've just written a whole lot of methods, loaded every
script and called each method as required, with little or no
Hello All,
I'm having a devil of a time executing this javascript button event,
I tried using ie.button(:id, generate::0).fire_event('onmousedown'),
ie.button(:id, generate::0).fire_event('onclick') and a couple other ways
to click this button, all to no avail. Here's the code snippit of the
Hi Basim,
Thanks a lot for your help. Your solution makes a lot of sense to me. To be
honest, I'm a newbie to Ruby, HTML, and web environment. I'm working as an
intern. My strongest skill is C++, but this company is all about C#, .NET,
ASP.NET, Java... I have to learn 3 languages for about a month
Hi Chan
What code did you try to choose Quick Search?
Basim
On Tue, Jul 27, 2010 at 4:55 PM, Chan Nguyen atbl1...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Basim,
Thanks a lot for your help. Your solution makes a lot of sense to me. To be
honest, I'm a newbie to Ruby, HTML, and web environment. I'm working as an
Hello, Jason.
The Programming Ruby 1.9 book, found at pragprog.com is great and has
a quite extensive chapter on classes and modules. I highly recommend
you to buy it (I can send you a 40% discount code if you want :)
I won't reproduce the entire chapter here, but the main difference is
that
Try matching the case on the event name with the ones in the source,
instead of all lower case
e.g. browser.button(:id, generate::0).fire_event('onClick')
In terms of 'not working' it helps if we get a bit more detail in
terms of things like 'does anything happen? do you get an error? (if
so,
I have audio on my automation test machine, and I have it setup for an
audible click when it simulates a mouse click. Watir is driving the
mouseclick on the element under test, however Internet Explorer just stays
idle on the page and WATIR reports;
Loaded suite
Started
Finished in 0.0 seconds.
Frankly I'd find some other thing to try and automate.
GMAIL intentionally makes their UI difficult to automate. ID's are
uniquely regenerated each time you instantiate the compose mail page
(and different each time) Classes look fairly randomized and I'd
place no bets on Gmail not updating
did you try onMouseOver first, then the click? that would sort of be
the natural sequence
On Jul 27, 3:44 pm, Eric Mathiesen mathiese...@gmail.com wrote:
I have audio on my automation test machine, and I have it setup for an
audible click when it simulates a mouse click. Watir is driving the
Or, someone might take the lazy way out and use the ruby-gmail gem. But
that's just me. Automating email handling through some sort of client (web,
Outlook, etc.) is just plain dumb. I sometimes use something similar in Perl
if/when I need to generate/send email.
When all you have is a hammer,
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