I'm not sure of the syntax, but I'd like to see it support multiple elements
being verified.
-andy
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On 6/13/06, Andy Sipe [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I'm not sure of the syntax, but I'd like to see it support multiple elementsbeing verified.-andyHow about this ?ie.button(:value, OK).wait_til_existsie.button(:value, Cancel).wait_til_exists
Bret
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On 6/13/06, David Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I called the function I wrote wait_for, though I like youruntil_with_timeout method that uses yield better.Then we could do something like:wait_for(10) { ie.button(:value, 'OK') }or just do it as a function like
wait_for( ie.button(:value, 'OK'),
Brett wrote
The only thing is -- what should it be called?
wait_for_object?
Maybe with a default timeout in the initialize method when a parameter is
not sent.
wait_for_object #default
wait_for_object(5000) #milliseconds
Aidy
That woudl work.
What would be nice would be something like this:
@ie.wait(10) {
button(:id, 'btnOne)
span(:id, 'blah')
}
I'm not sure how that would translate into working code though.
Also, is it enough to just check that the item exists? Often I have items
that are being updated via
I have got 2 'New' links in one HTML page.
The second link has a URL as this:
Try this:$ie.link(:url, /http:\/\/gbahevm07l15:9081\/wps\/myportal.*7_0_12P/).clickOn 6/13/06, Adrian Rutter
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:I have got 2 'New' links in one HTML page.
The second link has a URL as this:
Thanks for the correct RegEx; it finds an object, but not the one I want.
The below are the url's of the second 'Filter' and 'New' links. They are
hardly different and I am sure they will change in a different environment,
so I can't hard-code them
Thanks for the correct RegEx; it finds an object, but not the one I want.
Is it not possible to get the second link on a page? Something like:
$ie.link(:text, 'New';:index, 2).click
Possibly--but this might be a good occasion to ask the developers for
testability.
---Michael B.
MB wrote:
Possibly--but this might be a good occasion to ask the developers for
testability.
I think Websphere Portal instantiates each object dynamically and according
to the developers, there is nothing they can do.
Aidy
How about the easy way. Just alias your nice until_with_timeout to
wait_until so both names work and just use that your first format with
the block. That way the block can contain any code that returns a
boolean, which will allow Andy's request for multiple element support to
work like:
Adrian Rutter wrote:
Is it not possible to get the second link on a page? Something like:
$ie.link(:text, 'New';:index, 2).click
It is currently possible to access the second link on a page, but not
with a filter. '$ie.links[2]' will give you the second link on the
page, and you can open
On 6/13/06, David Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How about the easy way.Just alias your nice until_with_timeout towait_until so both names work and just use that your first format withthe block.That way the block can contain any code that returns a
boolean, which will allow Andy's request for
Adrian Rutter wrote: Is it not possible to get the second link on a page? Something like:
$ie.link(:text, 'New';:index, 2).clickUsing 1.5.1.1037 try this: $ie.link(:text = 'New', :index = 2).click I added multiple attribute support last night for links.
Bret
Hello!
Is it possible to execute watir-scripts without loading the images in a
website?
I´m on a dialup and have a real bandwith-problem; and for the execution
of my
testcases loading of the images isn´t necessary.
Thanks in advance,
Christian
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On 6/13/06, Christian Baumann [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is it possible to execute watir-scripts without loading the images in awebsite?I´m on a dialup and have a real bandwith-problem; and for the executionof mytestcases loading of the images isn´t necessary.
Just turn off this option in IE's
You can tell IE to not load images. You'll need to click Internet Options from
the Tools menu. In the new window that opens, click the Advanced tab on the far
right. Scroll down the list until you see the Multimedia category and click the
checkbox next to Show Pictures to uncheck it, then click
Hi,
I've just started using Watir and have run into a problem with links inside of divs.
example page:
htmlhead/headbodydiv id="div1"a href="">Googlehttp://www.google.com"Google/a/div/body/html
when i try the script:
require 'Watir'
ie = Watir::IE.start("C:\\testwatir.html")
# Test initial
Our solution is better than that. Bret already has a method that I've
been using and it's generic enough that you can wait for just about
anything. He's stated that he'll just be renaming it to wait_for.
On a web scraper I have there is an AJAX request that fires when one of
the fields is
On 6/13/06, David Schmidt [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The wait_for method will just keep trying the supplied block until the blockreturns true or the timeout has passed (where it will throw an exception).We want it to be called wait_until -- correct?
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Yup, my bad. I just typed the wrong name out of habit. New name will
be wait_until.
*SLAP*
Ouch!
OK, I've been punished.
David
Bret Pettichord wrote:
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The wait_for method will just keep trying the
On 6/13/06, kwan l [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ie = Watir::IE.start(C:\\testwatir.html)Try this instead:Watir::IE.start(file:///C:/testwatir.html)Bret
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That sounds great. I didn't realize that was what you were talking about.
Thanks -andy
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Date: Tue, 13 Jun
Thanks Bret, but i still get the same error.
Creating the "ie" instance works fine. It fails when I try to reference the link inside the div tag.
I peeked in the code for "getLink" and it fails at the lines :
def getLink( how, what ) links = document.all.tags("A")
Apparently, the document
I am new to
WATIR/RUBY and have run into difficulty with a drop down list, example HTML
below.
The example
documentation doesn't seem to cover this.
Can anyone suggest
how I would use WATIR to select the drop down options?
div
id="nav1" a
name="nav1"/a ul id="udm"
class="udm"
li a
On 6/13/06, kwan l [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Apparently, the document object is nil. Accessing the link from the ie instance also calls getLink but in that case the document object isn't nil. It's only nil when I access the link collection of the div object. I'm not quite sure what's going on
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