Hello people,
As part of testing with Watir, I want to check whether a particular tab (in a
table) is in a 'clicked' (one that is currently clicked) state or in a
'disabled' (greyed-out or inaccessible ) state. I am not able to distinguish
between a that is clicked and a tab that is disabled
Hi Vijay,
It would help if you posted html of that tab.
Zeljko
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What's your preferred method and code for looping through source files?
Essentially, each row within my source file represents a bunch of
variables I want to use - whether they be various usernames/passwords
for login; information on various fields on my screen I want to
assert; etc.
I've used
Should this be possible?
i.e. rather than specify an *exact* object within the IE, have this 'object'
within a variable:
code
v_type = text_field
ie.#{v_type}(:id, emailAddress).flash
/code
It doesn't work as I have it above. Neither do the following:
code
ie.{v_type}(:id,
On 6/28/07, Jason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Can I actually do this???
Hi Jasnon,
I think you can not do that. What do you want to do with that? Maybe there
is another way.
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Hi All
Just wanted to know how can we assert on the Color of a row of a table.
The color is there in the CSS.
The html snippet is like this
/tr
tr style=color: rgb(192, 39, 77);
td align=right style=padding: 5px; 5 /td
td align=center style=padding: 5px; 27-06-2007 /td
td align=right
v_type = text_field
ie.#{v_type}(:id, emailAddress).flash
I think you can not do that. What do you want to do with that? Maybe there
is another way.
I simply wanted to loop through a list of objects (text_fields, select boxes,
radio buttons, checkboxes, etc) on a page, ensuring each exists
Jason,
I think you can do better with Faster CSV gem.
You can read (slurp) the entire csv into array of arrays (two dimensional).
like zo...
require 'fastercsv'
mydata = FCSV.read('filename.csv')
now you can do whatever you need with mydata because it's a 2D Array[][]
Thanks for the suggestion!
I tried it and I'm pointing to the correct link, so I still don't know what my
problem with this is. Looking up objects using IRB did help me with a
different issue I was working through, however!
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ie.link(:after?, ie.image(:id, 'foo')).click
Does / can this apply to anything other than 'links' or 'images'? i.e. I
attempted this:
ie.text_field(:after?, ie.label(:for, confirmPassword)).flash
Which didn't work. Even though the individual ie.label(:for,
confirmPassword) *does* work.
Problem occurs with watir-1.5.1.1192 but DOES NOT occur with
watir-1.5.1.1166
Good result thanks!
I get these errors:
c:/ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/windows-pr-0.6.2/lib/windows/console.rb:7
6:in
`initialize': GetProcAddress: SetConsoleCommandHistoryMode or
What's :for? It's not part of Watir. Have you tried by :name and/or :id?
On 6/28/07, Jason [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
ie.link(:after?, ie.image(:id, 'foo')).click
Does / can this apply to anything other than 'links' or 'images'? i.e. I
attempted this:
ie.text_field(:after?, ie.label(:for,
If the code below is an actual snippet from your code then could the *order*
the tests be the problem?
Please remember that the _default_ order of execution is ascending alpha, so
the script would likely try to run the tests in the following order
regardless of how they are arranged in the
Paul,
Thank you, thank you, thank you
I had moved on, assuming there was something weird about the way the login was
working.
This morning, I added a new test case that wasn't in alphabetical order and
I've been beating my head against my desk trying to figure out why debug
statements
I have been working on getting modal dialog tests to work running from
Vista.
As of now, the current working combination is Ruby 1.8.2 -15 and Watir
Gem 1.5.1.1166 and I have made no special changes to either of those.
I am looking for a good test example somewhere. I have got a simple one
to
Hi Jason,
Try:
v_type = 'text_field'
instance_eval(ie.#{v_type}(:id, 'emailAddress').flash)
Or:
v_type = 'text_field'
ie.send(v_type.to_sym, :id, 'emailAddress').flash
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Now that I've appended a number to the test names to indicate the correct
order, they work just fine.
Maintaining the numbers to keep correct order can become a pain as
your test suite grows. You can also make the tests run in the order
you defined them by subclassing Watir::TestCase instead
I try to use Eclipse debug ruby program. So I download a plugin named RDT(Ruby
Development Tools).But I can't use it.(The RDT download
http://rubyeclipse.sourceforge.net/;)
I startup Eclipse and click help/software Updates/find and install/finish
IT register Network connection problems
I am using firewatir version 1.0.2
I am able click on javascript OK button using the below code ::
$ff.button(:text,/Cancel/).click_no_wait
$ff.click_jspopup_button(OK)
But, I have a scenario in which javascript alert comes (and sometimes may not)
when we change an item in select
Hi,
We are working on it and probably this will be there in next release.
Regards,
Angrez
On 6/29/07, VIKASH KUMAR [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I am using firewatir version 1.0.2
I am able click on javascript OK button using the below code ::
$ff.button(:text,/Cancel/).click_no_wait
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