Hi,
I worked with your code and it is working fine, Only thing you need to do is
introduce sleep(5) just before clicking the button. It will handle the pop
up.
Thanks,
Pramod
On Mon, Dec 15, 2008 at 8:57 PM, HAHAHA wrote:
>
> Thank you for your code. I test it. But Click_no_wait still cannot
>
I tried. The click_no_wait still cannot click the button. I think
maybe it is really the configure problem.
I use XP SP3, ruby186-27, watir1.6.2. Do you think some earlier
version will be better? I know some programs cannot run in current
version, like rubyscript2exe.rb.
On Dec 16, 3:49 am, "pra
If you find out whether you installed Popup killer app?
And, make sure to set your browser security to 'medium'.
I really like to know how to disable All popups like that.
Not for testing, but for something else.
Thanks.
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From: HAHAHA
To: Watir General
Sent: Tue
Use browser.link(:text, 'Chelsea Groves Business Cards').parent.click
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From: Natasha
To: Watir General
Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2008 3:56:09 AM
Subject: [wtr-general] Need help in accessing an element
Hello All,
Please could someone help me with a way to acces
Hi all,
I'm trying to grab a string from a block of span text from my UI. The
block has and the block is
Connected to: Current Database (db_1229419050)
Created: Tue, 16 Dec 2008 09:17:30 GMT
Next creation: Tue, 16 Dec 2008 15:17:30 GMT
I want to grab the db_* string so I can compare it to the
This ought to get you the link element:
@browser.element_by_xpath("//p[contains(text(), 'by Chelsea
Groves')]/preceding-sibling::p/a")
Richard
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you need to match on the text of the span, not the span itself.
> @mytestvalue = $ie.span(:id, 'db_data').text.matches(/"db_\\[0-9\\]*/)
( i think its the .text method you want, if it gives an undefinedied
method error, I got it wrong ;-) )
On Tue, Dec 16, 2008 at 10:28 AM, maven999 wrote:
>
Hi Paul,
Thanks for your quick reply.
It doesn't work. And neither does it work when I convert the result
into string:
@mytestvalue = $ie.span(:id, 'db_data').text.matches(/"db_\\[0-9\\]
*/) .to_s
I think the problem is the datastructure that the $ie.span(:id,
'db_data') returns. If it is an
what does
$ie.span(:id, 'db_data').text
return - it might be a problem with your regular expression.
What are you expecting
@mytestvalue = $ie.span(:id, 'db_data').text.matches(/"db_\\[0-9\\]*/)
to return ( ie what are you hoping to get back ). he to_s on the end
iis unlikely to be needed
Pau
I guess this will work:
@mytestvalue = $ie.span(:id, 'db_data').text.match(/db_[0-9]*/).to_s
On Dec 16, 12:07 pm, "Paul Rogers" wrote:
> what does
> $ie.span(:id, 'db_data').text
>
> return - it might be a problem with your regular expression.
> What are you expecting
> @mytestvalue = $ie.s
Hello All,
Please could someone help me with a way to access a link element.
Following is the HTML snippet:
Chelsea Groves Business Cards
by Chelsea Groves
I need to click on the link with text "Chelsea Groves Business Cards".
But following is what I actually want to do. I want to click
The problem is that db_data is the id for 2 lines of data. The
'db_1229419050' string itself does not have an exclusive id.
When I drill down to the string using IE toolbar, I see the following
structure:
(idb_1229440654)
But clicking on the db_data text in IE toolbar highlights 2 whole
lin
Sorry, I didn't see the previous message before I posted the above
reply.
Ravi, it worked! Thanks...so looks like my regexp was wrong all
along.
Thanks Paul for pointing me to text.
Watir forum ROCKS!
On Dec 16, 1:16 pm, maven999 wrote:
> The problem is that db_data is the id for 2 lines of d
Hello Everyone,
Can someone help me with this issue please. I need this working very
desperately for my project. Thank you very much.
Margam
On Dec 15, 2:40 pm, Margam wrote:
> Hello Everyone,
> I have been trying to handle File Download pops in FF browser. I had
> posted a similar question in
All,
I am attempting to open an Excel file with Ruby, and have run into a
problem. If I open the file with single quotes, like inputFile =
input.Workbooks.Open('C:\Folder\sheet.xls') everything works fine. My
problem now is that the location of the .xls file has a variable name,
like inputFile
Try \\
$drive+"\\"+env+"\\Test_Results\\"+$file_name+"_Results.xls"
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Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2008 3:08 PM
To: Watir General
Subject: [wtr-general] O
Hi all,
In recent days i have made changes to the way i am storing/using test
data within my testcases. Previously i was just setting a cell with a
hard coded number within the script but found this to not be the most
efficient method for conducting my tests. So i started to use YAML.
Its great,
I think you need to use a string when setting a text field. Either use to_s to
convert the value from fixnum to string when setting the field or use a quoted
value in the yml file.
--- On Tue, 12/16/08, winstan wrote:
> From: winstan
> Subject: [wtr-general] undefined method `length' for 4
I use the ruby186-26,but still can not handle the popup...Just only
block at the commandline.
Does someone kindly do me a favor to provide code which can handle the
modaldialog?I very appreciate it.
I have tried below, but it doestn't work.
@ie.button(:value, "New").click_no_wait #pop up a modaldi
Thanks John. Some thing as simple as that. Well at least i know now
for future references.
Oh and all I changed was the data in the yml file so that its quoted.
Problem solved.
Now onto rexml fun for me... im sure i will be back with questions on
that too. Thank god every one around here is so h
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