Why not build one yourself? It is not that difficult, I did it in ou
project.
Just make a file where you store the logical names of the objects,
together with the identifiers and the physical names.
And instead of directly clicking on a link, you use the logical name
in your script and redirect it
I am not sure if this is the correct list for asking question regarding
Outlook. I have send you a mail offline. From next time please post only the
question regarding the to the list.
- Angrez
On Fri, Mar 6, 2009 at 11:07 AM, prasoona alluri wrote:
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Iam trying to click on add button using Ruby watir .But here iam
getting the error as "Unabel to recognize"
iam using below code for above html source code.
$ie.button(:name, "addbutton").click
$ie.button(:value,
Iam trying to click on add button using Ruby watir .But here iam
getting the error as "Unabel to recognize"
iam using below code for above html source code.
$ie.button(:name, "addbutton").click
$ie.button(:value, "Add" ).click
I tried you methods, they are all OK.
Thanks.
Wesley Chen.
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are those div tags within a frame?
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eg: ie.frame(:name, 'xxx').button(:id, 'asdsa').click
On Mar 5, 1:27 pm, James wrote:
> I'm just getting into Watir and finding I can do all sorts of great
> things with it. However, I can't seem to get it to find a button
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My testing background stems from 20 years of hardware testing and QA
before moving into software QA. Currently my role is both Technical
Support and QA (now also QA Manager). I am the only person in the team
who uses WATIR, simply because the product I have responsibility for
is the only one that
I believe what you are seeing is a problem that several of us are
seeing with click_no_wait. The main symptom is that you see the
button or link flash but no popup comes up. Since it works for some
of us with the same Ruby / Watir combination, I think it must be some
sort of system setting that
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I have installed Ruby 1.8.5. I have admin rights but still having
issues in installing the watir, i am getting error message , when I
execute the below command in command prompt.
gem update --system
Following Error message is getting displayed
Error : http://gems.rubyforge.org/ does not appear t
Sounds like a proxy problem. Check the wiki for installing rubygems behind a
proxy.
Charley Baker
blog: http://blog.charleybaker.org/
Lead Developer, Watir, http://wtr.rubyforge.org
QA Architect, Gap Inc Direct
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Try
http://itest2.com/articles/2009/02/27/easy-setup-watir-with-pror-on-windows/
On Mar 7, 2:30 am, Watir wrote:
> I have installed Ruby 1.8.5. I have admin rights but still having
> issues in installing the watir, i am getting error message , when I
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On Mar 5, 8:43 pm, Vikas Tulashyam wrote:
> Hi,
> You are right, Watir doesn't support object repository concept and
> even you can't spy the object properties.
IMHO that's not accurate at all.
Watir is not DEPENDENT on an object repository, as are some other
tools. it doesn't implement one be
Al,
It necessary for me to specify the cache directory? (Or can you
confirm for where the correct place is to place the cache directory?)
Here is what I have tried so far:
p:\Jeff>gem install watir -l
ERROR: While executing gem ... (RuntimeEr
Error instaling watir:
watir requires c
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Doing a local gem will only work if you have *all* the gems that Watir
requires available locally. This number is rapidly increasing. To me
this is not a practical option.
Better would be just to install on a machine with network access and
then copy the entire ruby directory.
Bret
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