Patrick from Openqa is trying to merge Watir General forum and this list. There are some problems, but I hope he will resolve them in near future.ŽeljkoOn 7/28/06,
Bret Pettichord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
OpenQA provides a web-based
forum:http://forums.openqa.org/forum.jspa?forumID=5start=15,
I use Arachno Ruby (http://ruby-ide.com/ruby/ruby_ide_and_ruby_editor.php). Take a look.Željko
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I use Arachno Ruby (http://ruby-ide.com/ruby/ruby_ide_and_ruby_editor.php
). Take a look.
supports only 1.8.2. and the beta for 1.8.4 ([for me] kept crashing). Would
like peoples experience on Rad Rails though.
aidy
Did you sent crash reports? Every time I send one, Lothar (developer) quickly fixes it.On 7/31/06, Adrian Lewis
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: I use Arachno Ruby (
http://ruby-ide.com/ruby/ruby_ide_and_ruby_editor.php). Take a look.supports only 1.8.2. and the beta for 1.8.4 ([for me] kept crashing).
I have ruby 1.8.4 and official version of Arachno works at my windows machine (http://ruby-ide.com/ruby/ruby_ide_and_ruby_editor.php). There is even a Linux version (beta)
http://ruby-ide.com/forum/showthread.php?t=589.ŽeljkoOn 7/31/06, Adrian Lewis
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Zeljko
Could you give
I have ruby 1.8.4 and official version of Arachno works at my windows
machine
But there is no de-bugging with this version and 1.8.4. Am I correct in
saying that?
aidy
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I do not use debugger a lot, but I just tried it and it works. If you have any problems, contact Lothar or post a question at Arachno forum. What happens when you start debugger? Nothing?Željko
On 7/31/06, Adrian Lewis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But there is no de-bugging with this version and
What happens when you start debugger? Nothing?
Crashes. But the last time I used it was over a month ago.
Aidy
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Try new and improved Arachno, it will work. And, if it does not, just submit crash report and it will be fixed soon.ŽeljkoOn 7/31/06, Adrian Lewis
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: What happens when you start debugger? Nothing?
Crashes. But the last time I used it was over a month ago.
We have been using RadRails almost since it has been available. It is based
on the time-tested Eclipse IDE from IBM. (Get it? This was started when Java
became big. Eclipse as opposed to Sun). So RadRails has a solid
foundation, but it is still dependent on its developers to make sure it
works
Hi-
I tried changing the code as suggested:
quote
Test::Unit::TestCase
must have at least one method which name starts with test_.
Change
def centralvision
load 'centralvision.rb'
end
to
def
test_centralvision
load 'centralvision.rb'
end
and you should be fine.
Hi
Thanks, I downloaded
and installed using the gem. (gem install watir)
How do I know where
it got installed ?
Also currently I am
running watir 1.4.x, shall I need to remove it ?
Thanks
Meghanath
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I'd recommend you uninstall your previous version if you've used the one click installer for Watir 1.4.1. Gems get installed into your ruby gems directory - ruby_install_directory\lib\ruby\gems\1.8\gems. Read through the FAQ, should help explain some basics.
-CharleyOn 7/31/06, Chintakrindi
Hi
I am trying to click
a "Tab" in my application . I tried with various combinations, but couldnt
succeed.
Here is the source
code can anyone help me ?
I have to click on
the "Parties" tab.
div id='Zeroth_HdrTabId'
style='position:absolute; left:0px; top:12px; width:595px;
Meghanath,
You will most likely have some trouble if you do not
uninstall 1.4 first. To check, run this command from a DOS
prompt:
ruby -e 'require "watir"; puts Watir::IE::VERSIONIf it still shows 1.4, use 'gem uninstall watir' and choose the 1.4 version at the promptThanks,Adam
You can use the cell text contents to find the cell to click:
table = ie.table(:index, 1)# Find the tab table using some
method
tab_cell = table.cell(:text, 'Parties')
tab_cell.click
If you know that this cell is the ONLY one with that text then you can
just look for it anywhere on
I tried and failed, but I thought my problem was in the way IE handled
the data. I'd love to be proven wrong:
It works for me, hacking watir.rb with hardcoded credentials like so -
def goto( url )
user = username
pass = password
auth =
Hi
I tried with ie.cell(:text, /Par/).click
but its not working.
Thanks
Meghanath
-Original Message-
From: David Schmidt [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Monday, July 31, 2006 2:33 PM
To: wtr-general@rubyforge.org
Cc: Chintakrindi Meghanath
Subject: Re: [Wtr-general] Click on the Tab
This is working for a site that's a huge mess of nested frames plus a
swarm of small js, image, and css files, etc. I noticed that you
hardcoded the base64 encoding of the credentials. Did you try to do it
by doing the encoding on the fly?
Didn't try that, I didn't think it would have an
OK, that may be a feature of the 1.5 development thread, which I'm
running here. Did you try it with the quoted version?
ie.cell(:text, 'Parties').click
I've found the 1.5 versions to be very stable and worth running, BTW.
David
Chintakrindi Meghanath wrote:
Hi
I tried with
Hi
I unstalled the
version 1.4.1 using the gem command and after that installed 1.5
version
But when I used the
command ruby -e 'require "watir"; puts
Watir::IE::VERSION
its showing as 1.4.1. I
repeated the same twice but still its showing the 1.4
version
Thanks
Meghanath
On 7/31/06, Danny R. Faught [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To productize it, I'd recommending adding a credentials method likeWin32::IE::Mechanize uses.I don't understand the $realm argument in this API. Can you explain? Could we drop it?Bret
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On 7/31/06, Bret Pettichord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 7/31/06, Danny R. Faught [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
To productize it, I'd recommending adding a credentials method like
Win32::IE::Mechanize uses.
I don't understand the $realm argument in this API. Can you explain? Could
we drop it?
On 7/31/06, Zeljko Filipin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would not even look at 40K+ html. All I really need to provide some help is a little snippet of relevant html.I see your point, although sometimes people send us the wrong snippet. Esp. when it comes to _javascript_. (They often send the
I am getting exactly the same behavior using this approach as I did
hacking the raw string: my browser is authorized only for the outer
page.
In my app, frames and links inside the outer page are also protected
by basic auth. That is, each of the internal frames and links send
back a 401 error
w 1. Add time delays between the ie.close and ie.new or ie.start. This
will give a chance for the ie.close to really close.
2. Don't close IE -- just reuse the existing client between tests.
3. Create an additional IE. As long as this lives, the IE server will
continue to live and you can
In this case, pleaseuninstall and reinstall watir and
Ruby. If you install watir from the source ".gem" file instead of the
windows installer (this obviously does not apply to 1.5.1 since it is only in
.gem format), you will not have the uninstall trouble in the
future.
Thanks,
Adam
On my lunch break, I copied your html into the body of an otherwise
empty web page. (Had to add a /div to the end.)
Then I fired up IRB, required 'watir', attached to the page, and tried
this:
irb(main):015:0 ie.cell(:text, /Par/).exists?
= true
irb(main):016:0 ie.cell(:text, /Par/).text
=
The mailing lists are now synchronizing with the forums at
http://forums.openqa.org. You can post using either medium and be sure it will
reach the same audience. The forums provided the added advantages of RSS feeds
and reward points, but of course are only available online.
Again, I could be wrong, but the code below on my app behaves exactly
like my other demonstration code.
if anyone were really motivated to see what's happening, you could
download the free version of the app I ran against:
http://lyris.com/products/listmanager/free_trial.html
-Chris
A collegue reports that he directly kills the iexplore process as a way of closing IE, and avoiding the RPC error.On 7/31/06, Danny R. Faught
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:w 1. Add time delays between the ie.close
and ie.new or ie.start. Thiswill give a chance for the ie.close to really close. 2.
While running a web scraping application under Mongrel we started
getting a DL::DLError too many callbacks defined exception from
winClicker.rb (which we're using to pull the static text from Javascript
popups.
I finally tracked this down to two problems in winClicker.rb where DL
Callback
What exactly do i have to code in Watir to run my test in slow mode so i
can see what is typing during debugging?? Thanks!
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Hi
has anyone had to come up with a way of launching an instance of ie from within
a script but run as another user context?
I tried using cpau and I can launch a browser using a ruby script. I then run
that script using
cpau -u user -p password -ex cmd /K \launchbrowser.rb params -enc
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