I tried that and got the same error .. firefox crashed a lot with the XPI.
Let me see if new XPI is required
Thanks,
Angrez
On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 11:46 PM, George george.sand...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi everyone,
Firefox 3.5 just came out today. I tried opening a FF browser and got
the
Hello.
I found a bug on these functions minimize, restore and maximize.
To replicate this error is very simple, create a page with no
title or with a empty title.
When this happen IE put the url is the window title.
Then when we try to use one of these functions(minimize,
did you installed JSSh XPI with administrator privileges? There are lot of
people who came across this problem with JSSh but was solved once installed
with admin privileges.
- Angrez
On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 11:33 AM, aparna aparna.m...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi,
I am facing an error when i tried
Generally the functionality you describe is event based..
So there's an element on the page (we'll call this the 'trigger') that
is set to call some client side script when an event like
'onMouseOver' occurs, that client side scripting then re-renders a
part of the webpage causing the thing you
Thanks Felipe that is working so far. I am going to include my class
so that it helps others
require 'win32ole'
require 'iconv'
$KCODE='u'
WIN32OLE.codepage = WIN32OLE::CP_ACP #UTF8
class International
def initialize
# get log handle (should already exist; create returns)
@log =
Thanks Angrez. I posted this yesterday but deleted it when I saw it
had something to do with the socket. I thought there was going to be
an update for the JSSH extension, but no luck.
On Jul 1, 5:28 am, Angrez Singh ang...@gmail.com wrote:
They both are based on different GECKO version one is
I just downloaded Watir to try it out, but I am facing a big issue. I
already faced this with Quick Test Professional, and we ended up
having to write a Web Extensibility for QTP in order to recognize the
UI controls.
at our organization we created our own custom ui controls, they are
basically
Hi all,
I find when using a long Watir script, Internet Explorer eventually
becomes unresponsive. It appears to be loading a page but never
finishes the IE window shows as white. The browser becomes broken;
refresh doesn't work and no website can be loaded even in a new tab.
Opening a new
Well if those were normal text boxes and such, you'd be fine, even
with events like 'onchange' or whatever associated with them.
Watir doesn't know what to do with a gMed:Control element, so you'd
have to write custom code to interact specifically with that.
The stuff inside it is fairly
IE can be a memory pig.. it like tries to remember and cache nearly
everything you've done.
next time this happens have a look at taskman and see how much memory
IE is using..
Others that have encountered this have found it beneficial to have
their tests periodically close and re-open the
Hi there, apologies if I am asking in the wrong forum.
I am trying to add a method to my test suite that uses the proctable
class to read process ids.
I installed using gem install sys-proctable
I then placed require 'sys/proctable.rb' in a subclass from the test
So I have for eg in
Hi Germo,
If we are collecting all the links of a web page and navigating to
each link via click, don't you think you are sending http request
twice ? (via click and http.request_get)
Instead cannot we figure out page is broken or not without sending the
extra request? (dont want to verify page
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