Here is an update, on Yahoo mail project.
I was able to combine all your help here, and was able to create a new
email message. But unfortunately that email opened with in an Iframe.
And as I understand it, that is a show stopper. So; I moved on to the
real project of automating the payment cap
orde wrote:
> Carl--
>
> If you're looking for a training exercise, it might be better to start
> on a website that is less dynamic/AJAX-heavy. If you click Mail
> Classic in the header on mail.yahoo.com, you'll get the old version,
> which should be much easier to work with.
>
+1
--
Bret
Carl--
If you're looking for a training exercise, it might be better to start
on a website that is less dynamic/AJAX-heavy. If you click Mail
Classic in the header on mail.yahoo.com, you'll get the old version,
which should be much easier to work with.
Anyway, I took a quick peek, and this code
ok, here's the thing.. I don't really see a button there...
damm.. I don't want to install this yahoo mail junk on my box, but
it's a tempting challenge in terms of a puzzle to solve. I might just
have to fire up a virtual machine (with a snapshot just so I can
return it to pristine state and p
Thanks for your presistance on this,
Line 11 is the login line,
I have set Firefox to clear all personal data when exiting, and now I
am seeing acurate error message related to the actual error lines.
The next set of error messages is where I started with line 17
uncommented our, then I start o
is the login page set to remember you? or is there a recent session or
cookie hanging around? I don't think it's ACTUALLY logging you in, I
think the browser is just coming up that way.
did you try executing these steps one by one in an IRB session?
The error you are getting would indicate it h
Well, I am sorry to report it is still failing. However I sure do
appreciate the help with this. I was tring to cut my teeth on this
before I start the real project of automating a PayPay functions.
But, I am just not getting it. Maybe I will try my luck on the PayPal
project. Has anyone auto
n").click
>
> > > #ff.cell(:xpath, "//td[contains( text, 'New')]/").click
>
> > > ff.link(:text, "Sign Out").click
> > > ff.close
>
> > > Thanks,
> > > Al Snow
> > > Linkedin:http://www.linkedin.com/in/
Hi there,
Using the IE Developer Toolbar, I'm finding that there is an attribute
associated with the New link called 'unselectable' which is set to
on. This *may* mean that a script can't automatically select this
control. Just a guess, though.
-George
On Apr 9, 11:05 am, cboudreau wrote:
ld( :name,"passwd" ).set("" )
> > ff.button(:value, "Sign In").click
>
> > #ff.cell(:xpath, "//td[contains( text, 'New')]/").click
>
> > ff.link(:text, "Sign Out").click
> > ff.close
>
> > Thanks,
>
ot;passwd" ).set("" )
> ff.button(:value, "Sign In").click
>
> #ff.cell(:xpath, "//td[contains( text, 'New')]/").click
>
> ff.link(:text, "Sign Out").click
> ff.close
>
> Thanks,
> Al Snow
> Linkedin:http://www.linke
)
ff.button(:value, "Sign In").click
#ff.cell(:xpath, "//td[contains( text, 'New')]/").click
ff.link(:text, "Sign Out").click
ff.close
Thanks,
Al Snow
Linkedin: http://www.linkedin.com/in/alsnow
Google Talk: jasnow1
Twitter: jasnow
> Date: Thu,
Check that it could be in a frame.
- Original Message
From: cboudreau
To: Watir General
Sent: Thursday, April 9, 2009 11:32:56 AM
Subject: [wtr-general] Re: Yahoo mail, creating a new email message.
I am new to this Watir, and having some difficulty figuring this out.
I thought I
I am new to this Watir, and having some difficulty figuring this out.
I thought I would be starting something easy, by logging into Yahoo
and then creating a new email. However I can not get the Xpath line to
work.
#Include the FireWatir file.
require 'firewatir'
#include the FireWatir Module.
sounds like a yahoo question. what does this have to do with Watir?
On Apr 9, 11:05 am, cboudreau wrote:
> Has anyone been able to create a new yahoo email in the new UI?
>
> Carl
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