Yes, I can sure that. The page will go to the next page if clicking
the Add button by manually.
On Jun 22, 3:13 pm, Ankur Gera ankurg...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Green,
Are your sure that after clicking btnAdd button manually you go to the
next page?
Thanks Regards,
Ankur Gera
On Mon,
Hi Ashok,
I've tried with the regular expressions, the page just still refresh
without going to next page. I can see that the button has been clicked
by automatically, that is, the button has been located. Before we
didn't use the UpdatePannel control, we never met the problem.
On Jun 22, 9:17
Hi Chuck,
Sorry, I never use the IRB, but I could sure that it wasn't a time
issue. I thought it was related to the updatepannel control, before we
never met the problem before applying the control.
On Jun 23, 9:07 am, Chuck van der Linden sqa...@gmail.com wrote:
On Jun 20, 3:08 am, Green Yin
When you say it didn't work were there syntax errors or did it just didn't
work?
Try pointing your question over at StackOverflow.com tagged with Ruby and
Watir tags, I've had good help on from there.
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On Mon, Jun 27, 2011 at 5:06 AM, Ekin Han nbkhic...@gmail.com wrote:
I have used the watirgrid last week, but i still do not know the main
scenario of watir grid.
You are using the tool, but you do not know what it is supposed to do?
So what is the main objective of this framework?
From
Hi Amit,
Like said joedio, you need to add when you are loading new pages,
every page has it's own recognizing element, until this element is
present then wait, after finding element you can continiue with test
execution. it's same for AJAX.
br,Dani
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Thanks for your valuable advice. :)
On Mon, Jun 27, 2011 at 2:24 PM, Danijel danijel.vuko...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi Amit,
Like said joedio, you need to add when you are loading new pages,
every page has it's own recognizing element, until this element is
present then wait, after finding
One more question if that's ok.
If i setup another separate Hudson master instance on my server where i want
my ruby scripts to run, should that work as well?
I tried this as I've read online that having a master hudson linux instance
and a slave Windows instance could be quite problematic.
We've got it set up with a master Linux and Windows slaves and have
not had an issue. I was not able to get the slave running headless,
however, because the script on the windows slave would not run with
the correct permissions. We login as the user we want it to run as and
launch the process from
Hi All Geeks,
Here i have some easy question ;) (That's why i am asking)
$browser.table(:id, 'recent_records').to_a returns the number of row
in the table, but if i want to count the number of list
ul
li id=32
li id=33
li id=34
li id=35
ul
Here
Tried updating to Ruby 1.9.2 and Watir 1.9.0 today. Immediately ran into
this same problem again when I tried to run a test script with Firefox.
Firefox doesn't want to open.
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This should point you in the right direction:
http://rdoc.info/gems/watir/1.9.0/Watir/Container#lis-instance_method
Hope it helps.
orde
On Jun 27, 9:13 am, Parag Dave parag...@gmail.com wrote:
Hi All Geeks,
Here i have some easy question ;) (That's why i am asking)
$browser.table(:id,
Hi Hugh,
Thanks for the reply.
I do require a headless setup and i just discovered about Celerity today
which is basically a headless Watir so i think I'll use this if I can. I
already tried one script and it ran fine on my linux box. One script which
is more complicated gave me an error but
Reporting this here because I'm not sure where else to post it and also
because it's perhaps already been reported as a bug.
I have a web page that contains tab-delimited text.
When I go to that page using Watir and the following code...
x = browser.text
p x
The output I get looks like this:
Watir has the .attach method.
How do I attach to an existing browser window using watir-webdriver?
I need this because, for example, I have scripts that delete the browser
cookies file and if they can't do this they look to see if there are open
browser windows, close them, then try to delete
Found something that will hopefully be helpful...
http://www.natontesting.com/2009/09/21/kill-process-by-name-using-ruby-on-windows/
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On Mon, Jun 27, 2011 at 10:13 PM, Abe Heward abe.hew...@gmail.com wrote:
It's not an HTML page. It's a .log file, containing straight text, including
the tabs.
What's the purpose of using Watir for this? Why not just read the file
from Ruby?
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It's been a simple matter of putting the link to the file in the browser
address bar.
I suppose I can switch to opening it directly, though.
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Essentially what Željko said.
Most people that email me about it seem to be using watirgrid to distribute
tests over a small amount (less than 10) remote machines. Sometimes in order
to speed up tests (manually carved up and distributed) or to run the same
test but in different browsers at the
Ah. Okay. Here's why I can't do that:
Because the file is on a server whose drive is not mapped locally. So,
File.open(http://69.71.52.209/tmp/fb-pixels.log;, r) results in a The
system cannot find the file specified. error.
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You should learn to use IRB, it is a very useful means of developing
and debugging ruby code.
http://lmgtfy.com/?q=how+to+use+ruby+irb
You are probably correct that the 'problem' is the updatepanel
control. The solution maybe as simple as allowing it a second or two
for client side code to run
On Mon, Jun 27, 2011 at 11:23 PM, Abe Heward abe.hew...@gmail.com wrote:
Ah. Okay. Here's why I can't do that:
Because the file is on a server whose drive is not mapped locally. So,
File.open(http://69.71.52.209/tmp/fb-pixels.log;, r) results in a The
system cannot find the file specified.
Sweetness! You rock.
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On IE 7 with ruby version 1.8.6, the use of $browser.back() has never
been a problem.
But in IE 8 with ruby version 1,8,7, it doesn't work reliably, it
keeps failing (passes with first use but subsequent uses seem to
fail). I get a method_missing message.
After verifying text I simply use
Hi Anne,
I have no idea how Watir can do this...
But i can give the ruby solution to you
Solution:
1. Collect the entire HTML of the page -- @text=@ie.html
2. Search the text h2 in that sting -- @text.scan(h2).length
Example
a=Raveendran -- h2Test1/h2h2test2/h2
COUNT= a.scan(h2).length
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