I have been looking for that for age's, but not been successful.
My script needs to say to the browser, that F5 (or sometimes F8) key has been
pressed.
How can I make it do that? The same goes for ctrl and alt keys.
Please help!
Tulbi
Try:
ie.send_keys({F5})
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There is sadly no test executive at this time. We use Window's Scheduled Task
tool to set up tests, and we just try and keep track of the results, mostly by
email when something critical happens. I'm positive also that existing
commercial tools are being used by others as we are using them -
Brad wrote:
Curious, what are users using for a 'test executive' that can drive multiple
tests?
Most people use Test::Unit, which supports multiple test-runners.
Is there an open source 'test executive' written for Ruby test cases that
would do the following:br
* user can select
Otherwise a group I'm associated with is beginning to
write an open source enterprise Ruby Rails interface
for launching Watir scripts remotely but we've only
begun and it may take up to a year before we have
anything solid.
I think as Watir becomes more mature and accepted tools like this
Ive been struggling with this type of thing too. At the upcoming awta
conference Im going to demo an app that Ive wriiten for one of my clients
that does most of this.
Im struggling with the concept of it though - I think I would rather just
write ruby code. But I can appreciate why others in
I haven't had much time recently to work with watir but I have come across a
problem I have not been able to figure out.
Here's an example of my problem:
1. I go to a web store
2. I place an item in the shopping cart
3. I finish the script and exit
4. When i run it again, the item may already be
