How about this:
browser.set_cookie(:name => "name", :value => "value")
browser.delete_cookie(:name => "name")
browser.delete_all_cookies()
I want these methods to be with Browser as cookies are related to browser.
Thoughts?
- Angrez
On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 12:28 AM, Bret Pettichord wrote:
>
> P
You can use AutoIT to close the pop ups if you are working on Windows. As of
now this is the only solution.
- Angrez
On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 7:05 AM, Shlomit Gazit wrote:
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> Angrez,
> Please let me know if you have any new results.
>
> On Nov 16, 10:00 am, Shlomit Gazit wrote:
> > Pallavi, Ang
Angrez,
Sounds good. Would you like me to write them?
I can either push them to my fork or just email them to you.
I will be just doing the FireWatir ones, as I am unsure on what method
we should use for Watir.
Will start with and include tests.
Aidy
2009/11/18 Angrez Singh :
> How about thi
Aidy,
You can go ahead and write it. I'll write the corresponding methods in
Watir.
-Angrez
On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 3:56 PM, aidy lewis wrote:
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> Angrez,
>
> Sounds good. Would you like me to write them?
>
> I can either push them to my fork or just email them to you.
>
> I will be just doing
I cannot add an id as I don't have control over code decisions
unfortunately. So I am forced to work with what I have.
I also tried this: browser.span(:text, /butterfly.m4v/).click which
gives me this:
Unable to locate Span element with text of (?-mix:butterfly.m4v)
and this: browser.span(:titl
I'm wondering if we can get a scenario that would allow us to
reproduce this.
Bret
On Nov 16, 7:44 am, al3kc wrote:
> In 1.6.2 I made fireEvent action like
>
> $test_browser.div(:class ,"name").div(:xpath ,"//d...@class ='class']
> [3]").div(:class ,"classname").text_field(:value, name).fireEve
That seems to be lacking the URI to set the cookie on. Would the method just
infer that from the current location of the browser, or should that be be
configurable by the user?
On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 07:15, Angrez Singh wrote:
> Aidy,
>
> You can go ahead and write it. I'll write the correspond
Going to put the URI in, for #read_cookies or something
2009/11/18 Ethan :
> That seems to be lacking the URI to set the cookie on. Would the method just
> infer that from the current location of the browser, or should that be be
> configurable by the user?
>
> On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 07:15, Angr
Ethan
2009/11/18 aidy lewis :
> Going to put the URI in, for #read_cookies or something
>
> 2009/11/18 Ethan :
>> That seems to be lacking the URI to set the cookie on. Would the method just
>> infer that from the current location of the browser, or should that be be
>> configurable by the user?
If Im correct, watirs first public appearance was 5 years ago ( plus a few
days as I forgot to send the email).
Bret was teaching a class on test automation at StarWest, and I helped out.
This was the first appearance of watir. During the class we found lots of
bugs. Thanks to all the students for
Happy Birthday! That is so cool! Did you tweet this?
On Wed, Nov 18, 2009 at 1:53 PM, Paul Rogers wrote:
> If Im correct, watirs first public appearance was 5 years ago ( plus a few
> days as I forgot to send the email).
>
> Bret was teaching a class on test automation at StarWest, and I helped
Hooray! Happy Birthday Watir!!!
Congratulations to the core team for designing a tool that has lasted
so long and grown so much!
I know it's not really appropriate for a 5-year-old, but I'll drink to
Watir's 5th tonight. :)
-Tiffany
On Nov 18, 11:53 am, Paul Rogers wrote:
> If Im correct, w
I'm using irb to progress thru a series of html pages like so:
ie.link(:text,'AAA').click
ie.link(:text,'BBB').click
ie.link(:text,'CCC').click
ie.link(:text,'DDD').click
Each click brings up a new page. When I click on 'DDD', the expected
page comes up but the click method seems to get hung.
Wow... this is awesome... wishing everyone from the core team congrats and
applauds for the effort.
Also to this lively community.
--
Pallavi.
On Thu, Nov 19, 2009 at 2:50 AM, Tiffany Fodor wrote:
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> Hooray! Happy Birthday Watir!!!
>
> Congratulations to the core team for designing a tool t
Bret proposed the following syntax or method names via Google Wave, so we
should stick to this:
Browser#cookies (get cookies as ruby array of hashes)
Browser#add_cookie(opts) where opts is a hash of :name, :value, :path,
:secure and :name/:value will raise ArgumentError if not supplied
Browser#r
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