I have this code:
if (browser.frame(:name, "viewer").exists?)
puts("Found viewer frame")
viewerFrame = browser.frame(:name, "viewer")
else
puts("Did not find viewer frame")
viewerFrame = nil
end
When the frame is not found I am getting an exception;
Exception running test "test_all" Message: Unable to locate a frame
using name and viewer.
C:/ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/firewatir-1.6.1/lib/firewatir/
htmlelements.rb:43:in `locate'
I am expecting a nil / false value.
I upgraded to 1.6.1 gems
Looking at htmlelements, it seems to me that the locate method for
Frame is the only locate method with the the code to throw the
exception.
Is it intended to have that exception? Or is the intention that I
need to modify all my frame code to use begin/rescue in the event the
frame does not exist?
Thank-you
Brian
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