Thank you all for your detailed responses. First of all, I don't get
the Cp1252 error anymore. I could have gotten it before because I
did some cut and paste. Thanks George for how to resolve the line
breaks. All is working fine now.
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Hi Peace,
I ran into the problem of including line breaks when checking text,
and found that this worked for me:
if ie.div(:id, Info).text.include? (First line.\r\nSecond line.
etc)
blah, blah blah
end
For the parens, you might want to try this:
if ie.div(:id, Info).text.include? (First
Did you try to mention WIN32OLE.codepage value ?
tknv/
On Wed, Jul 8, 2009 at 1:06 AM, Georgegeorge.sand...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Peace,
I ran into the problem of including line breaks when checking text,
and found that this worked for me:
if ie.div(:id, Info).text.include? (First
Is this issue happening only on this piece of text? I don't know the
solution to this encoding problem with microsoft cp1252 but you can
google it for some answers.
As to the code let's break it down into 3 elements.
1. grab text from div with watir
mytext = ie.div(:id, Info).text
2. use Ruby to
