On Tue, Sep 1, 2009 at 12:44 PM, GJHmf graham.harb...@webroster.net wrote:
span class=disabled prev_page« Previous/span
Try this:
browser.span(:class, disabled prev_page).click
Željko
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Thanks for these Željko,
Both work great in locating and verifying the special character is
there with .span.
Oddly having never used .span before, I'll be using the :class
suggestion to verify the link I have is disabled. Knowing I can't
currently verify literal link text '\253 Previous' (as
While the .span suggestion is a short term solution in my test
environment for a disabled :class, for future reference I would still
like to know if there's any possible way of verifying '«' and '»'
characters in literal text on a page; as if I can verify a link exists
with that text, I can check
On Tue, Sep 1, 2009 at 2:57 PM, GJHmf graham.harb...@webroster.net wrote:
if there's any possible way of verifying '«' and '»'
characters in literal text on a page
browser.text.include?(\253 Previous)
Željko
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How annoying; I thought I had tried and failed on that very solution,
now it works. My hands are up, it must have been a typo of some sort
on my part.
Once again, thanks Željko.
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Also, you can get around the special character (so you dont have to
look each one up) by using a regex and the regular text:
browser.text.include?(/Previous/)
browser.span(:text,/Previous/).click
On Sep 1, 6:52 am, GJHmf graham.harb...@webroster.net wrote:
How annoying; I thought I had tried
