You're exactly right, Chuck. It's not a pop-up at all, but a div that's
hidden until the button in question is clicked. This web site's pages are
chock full of these little beasties.
I'll take a look at Sikuli as soon as I get a chance. Thanks!
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Nobody has this problem? All your IE windows have different sessions
with watir?
Barry
On Jan 6, 10:34 pm, Barry barry...@gmail.com wrote:
I tried to open two IE windows at the same time. In watir-webdriver,
Firefox alway open them in seperate session. But in Watir, the two IE
windows share
Chuck, Sikuli looks interesting, but it seems like a nightmare of overhead
to use with Ruby, if this blog post is to be believed:
http://blackrat.org/ruby/getting-sikuli-script-working-with-jruby-on-the-mac/
I need to install Java, The Sikuli IDE, modify the $CLASSPATH, etc. etc.?!
Ugh. All
i have a webpage with many number of ul containing many number of li.
problem is i need to click all li with same class name in all ul.
how can i do it. when i tried browser.li(:class, tor).click
when i run it it clicks the fir li of first ul but i want to click all
the links
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could you explain this a bit better maybe she an example in code of what
the html you are tying to work with looks like
On Sun, Jan 8, 2012 at 10:40 PM, prabhi kumar prabhian...@gmail.com wrote:
i have a webpage with many number of ul containing many number of li.
problem is i need to click
On Jan 8, 9:40 pm, prabhi kumar prabhian...@gmail.com wrote:
i have a webpage with many number of ul containing many number of li.
problem is i need to click all li with same class name in all ul.
how can i do it. when i tried browser.li(:class, tor).click
when i run it it clicks the fir li of
well the only other thing I can suggest is a closer examination of the
editor and see if it is in fact reacting to the click, or maybe some
other action such as the mousedown. there may be a lot more going on
than meets the eye, and for things to work the mouse may need to be in
a specific
if you open multiple IE sessions manually do they share cookies? if
so this is a fundimental IE thing and there's not much we are likely
to be able to do about it.
On Jan 8, 12:09 pm, Barry barry...@gmail.com wrote:
Nobody has this problem? All your IE windows have different sessions
with
