Phlip wrote:
Can you use WET's capture system to extrude scripts which you then run in
Watir 1.4?
The Watir script assistant module of WET is in fact designed mainly for
1.5. Although it will work if you have either 1.4 or 1.5, the scripts
are more tuned towards 1.5 (esp. when it
No magic here:
ie = Watir::IE.start(http://internal.web.project;)
ie.text_field(:name, txtUserName).set(myname)
ie.text_field(:name, txtPassword).set(mypass)
ie.button(:value, Anmelden).click
ie.goto(http://internal.web.project/subpage;)
ie.text_field(:name, txtKurzname).set(xyz)
Found the solution :)
IE is my standard browser, but I use Avant instead. When Avant is running
(which it usually is), watir uses that instance. Unfortunately usage of Avant
causes the exception. I closed it, startet IE 6, ran the example and it worked.
Is there a way to tell watir to use a
Hi Paul,
Its giving error for ie.html.scan(/src\s*=\s*'(.*)?') here. Please correct
it.
Thanks,
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RogersSent: Saturday, November 04, 2006 9:22 PMTo:
wtr-general@rubyforge.orgSubject: Re: [Wtr-general] Is there any way
to
You have a bunch of Watir tests, right? With every build of your application under test, you run them all. If a test fails, application should be fixed, or you test should be fixed. Wouldn't it be nice to make how-to documents from that tests?
Time for an example.def login_as(username, password)
interesting!
This could be the right technology for paul rogers RuMBA project.
Christian
On 11/7/06, Chris McMahon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Here's the next FireWatir or SafariWatir, I think:
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/press/mozilla-2006-11-07.html
On 11/8/06, Željko Filipin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You have a bunch of Watir tests, right? With every build of your application
under test, you run them all. If a test fails, application should be fixed,
or you test should be fixed. Wouldn't it be nice to make how-to documents
from that
Thanks, the following code works very well for
images.
How about buttons, drop down list boxes, text boxes.
Thanks,
Sikander
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ReedSent: Monday, November 06, 2006 8:57 PMTo:
wtr-general@rubyforge.orgSubject: Re:
What I want to do is to generate how-to documents for users of application that I test. When user clicks how-to link (or help, or whatever), there should be list:- login- do something- do something else
...- logoutSelect login and you get:- go to 'my.app/login.aspx'- there should be text 'Please
Check out Joe O'Brien's recent rSpec post: http://objo.com/2006/11/7/rspec-7-is-outThat might get you part of the way. -Chris
On 11/8/06, Željko Filipin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
You have a bunch of Watir tests, right? With every build of your application under test, you run them all. If a test
I do this to a degree, but I consider it to be logging not documentation.
I have 3 levels of logging (there are more, but thats besides the point)
Section, Test and Details
A section would be like Administration a test would Create a New User and
details are Clicked 'new user', 'Set user name
I wrote a script a while back that yanks all the elements
on a page and puts them in a nicely formatted xml document. The only
things I've had to change when sending examples has been to use the 'puts"
command at the end rather than the xml inject, and remove the outer "XML.images
do" loops
I didnt read all that article, so maybe I missed something really important..
But isnt this just saying they are going to open source it?
Since Im unlikely to read the source, I dont think it will be much help to me.
Rumba has been working using flash, Ive sort of proved it can work but got no
This is very interesting news. Opens a whole new arena for functionality
testing by allowing us to test even more rich web pages like those using flash,
which if I'm not mistaken, is not possible with watir and difficult if not
impossible with other technologies.
-Bach
Željko Filipin wrote:
Has anybody done something like this? I am thinking of doing it, but
If somebody has done it already, I would like to take a look.
Systir included something along these lines. You should check it out.
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They are going to merge that actionscript VM with the mozilla
javascript engine. by reading that article i had the feeling that
ideas like Rumba (controlling a browser via flash) or that tools
like watiir or selenium have access to flash objects should be much
easier to implement then.
rspec gets closest to doing this. THere is some command line option that you
need to use. But I cant rememerb what it is
You have a bunch of Watir tests, right? With every build of your application under test, you run them all. If a test fails, application should be fixed, or you test should be
[sorry for the long delay, I cleverly sent the last email just before
going on vacation]
I am using dialog rather than winClicker, but it was fairly obvious from
your example what change I needed to make. line 32 of watir\dialog.rb
OLD
unless name_pattern =~ autoit.WinGetText(Microsoft Internet
Markus wrote:
Found the solution :)
IE is my standard browser, but I use Avant instead. When Avant is running
(which it usually is), watir uses that instance. Unfortunately usage of Avant
causes the exception. I closed it, startet IE 6, ran the example and it
worked.
Is there a way to
I am pretty sure that is yes.
--Mark
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Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2006 11:42 AM
To: wtr-general@rubyforge.org
Subject: Re: [Wtr-general] modal dialogs in IE 7.0
[sorry for the long delay, I
already done:
http://jira.openqa.org/browse/WTR-115
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Sent: Wednesday, November 08, 2006 4:09 PM
To: wtr-general@rubyforge.org
Subject: Re: [Wtr-general] modal dialogs in IE 7.0
Hi Dara,
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