So jason you mean to say if you are submitting form which is inside a
Frame/IFrame it doesn't work. But if that is directly on the page it
works. Am I correct here?
- Angrez
On Wed, Jun 17, 2009 at 3:37 AM, orde ohil...@gmail.com wrote:
Took a closer look.
WORKS:
http://www.jobware.de/
Hi Angrez,
No - what I am saying is that under some conditions form.submit does
not work.
I have found that it makes no difference if a form is within a frame
or not.
In general, it seems that some forms work with form.submit and some do
not - I just cannot figure out why.
On 17 Jun.,
Hello guys,
I'm new to watir: I have just discovered it through Cucumber and
Watir 101 screencast ( http://vimeo.com/2871256 ).
Right now I'm trying to use it with Cucumber and Rails (as Dave shows
in the screencast). Here my question:
is it possible to use Rails routes instead absolute URL?
Watir use AutoIt For file uploading. set method for file_field looks
like
def set(setPath)
assert_exists
require 'watir/windowhelper'
WindowHelper.check_autoit_installed
begin
thrd = Thread.new do
system(rubyw -e \require 'win32ole';
On Tue, Jun 16, 2009 at 10:42 PM, Bill Mosteller w...@greatdecals.com
wrote:
I suspect it's waiting for the animated ad on the
right hand side of the window to finish, but I cannot prove it.
To prove it, disable flash and displaying images (and stuff like that), run
test and see if it still
Orde,
Thanks a million for spending so much time on this - totally
appreciated.
After consulting my javascript book -
The satement forms that have onsubmit defined MAY not work when the
function submit() is called.
It seems that the function submit() does not trigger the onsubmit
event
Thanks,
In my application link text is dynamically generated .
These the two links whose text value I need to compare
$ie.div(:id,center).link(:index,21)
$ie2.link(:index,31)
On Jun 15, 6:58 pm, Wesley Chen cjq@gmail.com wrote:
Sorry, please try:
assert $ie.link(:text,
Try this (not tested):
puts uh oh if $ie.div(:id,center).link(:index,21).text !=
$ie2.link(:index,31).text
Željko
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not good
practice/learning sites. If it is to automate an email task, I would think
that there would be better solutions for scripting against hotmail than
using watir to drive a browser.
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hmmm,
ok - it seems from looking at the firewatir code that I have been
misunderstanding what fire_event in the firewatir code does.
I thought it did exactly that - fire an event to the browser through
jssh - which is in hind sight VERY stupid of me.
fire_event seems to literally call the
in principle - there is no reason that is should not work.
except if depends on the mocks and stubs you are using for your
testing.
you need the full (ulr_for) resolution url name for the browser.goto
as you need the mongral server running to generate the page in the
browser, i am not so sure
On Jun 17, 8:58 am, Mark Anderson mander...@drillinginfo.com
wrote:
Why are you scripting against Hotmail?
If it is to automate an email task, I would think
that there would be better solutions for scripting against hotmail than
using watir to drive a browser.
Excellent answers! How do
Thanks for the pointer. Unfortunately I tried to automate the click event for
the span and it didn't popup the upload file window.
I saw that watir identified the button and even clicked it, but nothing
happened. But when I try to do the same manually it works fine.
Source code for the page
Thanks everybody for this.
Bill Mosteller
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The Autocompleter function in particular?
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Hi there,
does anybody use Open Source Test Tools for normal applications?
With normal I mean non-web-applications.
Main Platform: Windows. Cross-platform (Ubuntu-linux/windows) would be
nice.
I would like the ease of use and scripting functionality of Watir and
RUBY.
Grtz.R.
Hi Natasha (and all)--
This might be OT, but I'll throw it out there because you mentioned
flash a couple of times in this thread.
Is there an object tag associated with the page element that you're
trying to access? If you right-click on the page element using
Firefox, do you see an overlay
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