Hi,
Try this:
ff.js_eval("var win_all = getWindows(); var target_win = win_all[0];
target_win.content.my_js_func()")
where
-- ff is the FireWatir::Firefox instance
-- There are no other FF instances open. If you have, use the
appropriate window index at win_all[index], index starts at 0.
-- my_js_func() is your custom Javascript function.
I guess there may be a niftier way to identify the target window
rather than by array index. Basically target_win is an instance of
ChromeWindow. Using the XUL API, there might be a way to perform this
identification.
Hope this helps.
On Sep 6, 12:01 pm, Tony <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi Aidy,
>
> >Why have you put the backslashes in the above call?
>
> iam just escaping the double quotes ... hence the backslash
>
> >And also, do you
>
> know why we do not need to specify the script language in the second
> parameter?
> Not sure abt this ... but looks like the default language is
> javascript.
>
> Were you able to do something like this using $jssh_socket.send()? ...
> iam seeing a lot of code just to do a goto in firewatir.
> Looks like one would have to first get the current instance of the
> window, then do the call.
>
> js_eval is throwing an error when i try to use alert.
> Something like exec_script will be very useful, i have been using it
> get the style attributes of a particular element after some action.
> Quite useful to check javascript functionality on a page.
>
> -Tony
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