I am using the following to collect all the links on a page and now
need to select a particular link to click on;
$browser.links.each do |l|
#Relative link
if (l.href.first == "/")
$url = $browser.url + l.href[1..-1]
else
$url = l.href
end
if !$links.include?($url)
$links.push $url
end
end
The following finds the very first link but I need to find the first
link that contains a certain word;
$links.detect { |$links| /^http/ =~ $links }
Have tried the line below but it gets confused because of the
extra //.
$links.detect { |$links| /^http://word/ =~ $links }
Is it possible to tell watir/ruby to ignore the extra forward slashes?
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