Sir,How to focus on "div" element click on that element. I am using HTML having source: div id="tCt1" dojoType="ContentPane" label="Billing" style="width: 760px;"div class="permissionList"label class="chk" for=""input type="checkbox" id="assignedSystemGroups_2_1" class="chk"
It seems like a spelling error to me, because this works for me (change first id to ie):ie.div(:id,tCt2).clickOn 7/21/06,
VIKASH KUMAR [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I
wanted to click on div having id=tCt2, the below code is not working: id.div(:id,tCt2).click
Not sure what clicking on the div will do here. Does it translate into a click on the inner checkbox?On 7/21/06, Zeljko Filipin
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:It seems like a spelling error to me, because this works for me (change first id to ie):
ie.div(:id,tCt2).clickOn 7/21/06,
VIKASH KUMAR [EMAIL
Hello,
I've just downloaded Ruby and Watir. I've looked at
WET's webpage.
I have a table of parameters, which I'd like to use
sequentially as input to the same test, logging the
results as testing proceeds. WET can support this
requirement, on the input side, from spreadsheets with
it's
Most likely happening from the text_field command...
If the control is disabled, you will not be able to modify the value for it. This happens all the time in DHTML. Does that text box only become available if more than one page exists? Might want to look into that, maybe set up a condition
Just found this searching "ruby mysql" in Google... Looks like it is pretty easy to read... Good Luck!
http://www.rubywizard.net/ruby-mysql.html- Original Message -From: Pauli's List Subscriptions [EMAIL PROTECTED]Date: Friday, July 21, 2006 10:52Subject: [Wtr-general] Newbie - please
Jason,
Thanks much - that looks to be helpful. I'm more
interested in how to iterate the WATIR test though.
So far I haven't seen how to - in language that come
from my programming background, but may not be exactly
Ruby/WATIR appropriate - wrap a test inside a function
that I can call with
Announcment:
http://redsquirrel.com/cgi-bin/dave/projects/watir/safari.watir.0.1.0.html
Installation: gem install safariwatir
Home Page: http://safariwatir.rubyforge.org/
Enjoy!
--Dave
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On Jul 21, 2006, at 17:37, Dave Hoover wrote:
Announcment: http://redsquirrel.com/cgi-bin/dave/projects/watir/
safari.watir.0.1.0.html
Installation: gem install safariwatir
Home Page: http://safariwatir.rubyforge.org/
Enjoy!
--Dave
Dude, that rocks! I am tired of Remote Desktop :-).
Title: Lists question
On 7/11/06, Bret Pettichord wrote:
This bothers me a lot. I need to add some diagnostics to IE.attach in 1.5 trunk and then have you try it again and send the diagnostics report. Don't let me forget about this.
Bret
Bret
I made some time to do some digging
Hi
We have an application , which opens a
browser and then a java client.
The application is in java client
only.User has to navigate in the Java Client.
If the usr closes the browser , then java
client is also closed.
Can we able to test this type
ofapplication using the watir ?
Hi folks,
Relatively new to using Ruby/Watir... I have
a quick question about the ie.goto statement, is there a way to set a timeout
for this call so that if the webpage does not complete loading with X amount of
seconds the call terminates?
The problem we're running into is that some of
I'm assuming you are talking about a java applet. Java applets, Flash controls and the like are not supported by the current version of Watir. Since Watir uses IE through com, embedded objects are visible but there's no interface into their internals.
-CharleyOn 7/21/06, Chintakrindi Meghanath
Is there a way to disable image loading programmatically?
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You could use AutoIt to disable image loading in ie. Take a look at WindowHelper.rb(part of the watir distribution and uses AutoIt) as well as the AutoIt site at: http://www.hiddensoft.com/AutoIt/
-CharleyOn 7/21/06, Xavier Noria [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is there a way to disable image loading
Hey Steve, Honestly that sounds like a defect. That being said, there is no simple way that I currently know of to get around waiting for ie to return a ready state. -Charley
On 7/21/06,
Steve Tangsombatvisit [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Hi folks,
Relatively new to using Ruby/Watir... I
The problem we're running into is that some of the
pages we access occasionally NEVER finish loading.
Yup. I'm working on multithreaded tests and that seems
to happen (not a lot, but then it doesn't have to
happen a lot to mess things up). You can use Ruby's
timeout library to set a timeout value
I have a similar problem - that program that does a ie.link().click
that brings up a File Save Dialog never resumes.
I've tried threads, and system calls to run the Autoit stuff, but the
only way I can automatically fill in the File Save Dialog is to run a
separate autoit ruby program from the
Title: Proxy server login
I am trying to use WATIR through a proxy server.
The browser is configured to automatically detect proxy settings and to use a configuration script.
When manually browsing in IE, the browser displays a proxy login dialog when I attempt to access a site that is
Sir, How to focus on "div" element click on that element. I am using HTML having source: div id="tCt1" dojoType="ContentPane" label="Billing" style="width: 760px;" div class="permissionList" label class="chk" for="" input type="checkbox" id="assignedSystemGroups_2_1" class="chk"
Hi Vikash,Maybe your code is working. Maybe it just doesn't do what you think it should do.Are you trying to access the checkbox? If so, why not just try something more direct like: ie.checkbox(:id, /3_1/).flash
ie.checkbox(:id, /3_1/).setOn 22/07/06, VIKASH KUMAR [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
div
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