ld use as a "moniker".
And I have found no documentation at all for WIN32OLE.connect_unknown.
There MUST be a way to do this. Any insight?
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WindowsForms10.Window.8.app.0.378734a
00060460 WindowsForms10.msctls_progress32.app.0.378734a
00050454 WindowsForms10.MDICLIENT.app.0.378734a
But: where to go from here? If I can just hook this browser control as
with IE, I am home free.
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Thanks to all who replied. The line
include 'Watir'
was a typo. The actual code had no quotes.
But as it turns out, somehow my environment variable RUBYOPT had gotten
wiped. Restoring that solved the problem.
RUBYOPT=rubygems
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that .NET may have overwritten?
Any ideas? I would really appreciate any suggestions.
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constant IE".
Is this some kind of path error? I have never encountered this before.
It always worked fine, no matter where I started it up.
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n't looked
at it, but I doubt that is the case.
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From:
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This is important. I could really use any help or ideas that are out there.
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, name, class...]
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From:
Bret Pettichord [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date:
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ful stuff, in theory. But occasionally it runs
up against practice that does not conform to the theory. Welcome to the
real world.
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From:
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determine the contents of the document after the
page (frame) contents are generated and rendered. Only then will you be
able to pick out the individual elements with which you want to
interact.
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ts -- even of different types -- may have the same id.
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Subject:
[Wtr-general] Question from a newbie
From:
"aidy lewis" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date:
Mon, 23 Oct
There have been rare cases in which waiting for an early element
(toward the beginning of the HTML) in the page then acting on it still
caused weird timing errors. If you wait for a later element to appear
before you act on any page elements, you are more likely to be
successful.
Lo
: @ie.frame('A').frame('C').button(:id,
'my_button').click
Where nested frames can get hairy is when their contents come from
different domains. But that is rare, relatively speaking.
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The button "B1" does not open a modal dialog. That is a _javascript_
alert box. For those, you need WinClicker.
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Fro
of getting shot at, for giving someone good
advice which I had very good reason to give the way I did. Why could
you not just leave it alone?
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Re: [Wtr-general] I am a newb
From:
"Paul Carvalho&qu
idea to use
global variables like $ie. In the vast majority of cases, you will want
to use an instance variable instead, which uses the @ sign. So rather
than $ie you would have @ie.
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ation, then go back to
the other page and fire off the _javascript_ events via code, using the
information we have obtained. This is a relatively effort-intensive
workaround, though (not to mention performance-sapping), and any other
suggestions would be very welcome.
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a password is that
you have to have the password entered at least once... which is goofy.
Obviously there is a way to send the password to the operating system
through an API call or some such, because AutoIt does just that.
Microsoft: Security through obfuscation.
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In my
I should add that using this method, once you have your IE started, of
course you still have to attach to the IE window.
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Wow. Seems like an awful lot of work. Why not just use shell to start
IE as any user you want using the Windows "RunAs" command, then attach
to the window?
Two short lines of code.
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d
popupwin=win
p "Found appropriate parent...Breaking"
break
end
}
If I am not mistaken, this block amounts to an "iterator controlled
loop". So "break" will get you out of this block, but if you want out
of your times loop
ked my archive I
did not find a clear reference.
I would appreciate any insight into the "access denied" issue, and if
possible more information about how to call arbitrary _javascript_
functions without firing an event from a page e
the "puts s" with "s" in that method, and you now have a
new Watir method. If your IE object is called @ie, you can do:
my_objects_string = @ie.get_all_objects
As a side note, it appears to me that the show_all_objects method
really belongs within "Container" rat
Yes, I too would be interested in the answers to some of those
questions, as well as any relevant facts Manish has already uncovered
in that area. This is very relevant to some of the things we have been
doing.
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or nil?
I am aware that there is not a url method for frames within Watir. But
does anyone know how I can code one?
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[Wtr-general] Navigating in IE frames
From:
Dave Mu
no big deal.)
Despite a couple of very minor bugs, RadRails is by far the most
fully-functional IDE for Ruby / Rails that I have seen. Eclipse has so many
features that it would be pointless to even try to list them here, and most
if not all of those features carry over to RadRails.
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order=0
name=a/TD"
So Watir should be finding this cell. Whether it is kicking off your
_javascript_ or not is another matter . . . I do not have a copy of that.
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ndow you are in.
(2) Remove "target = blah" from the link tag. (You can swap steps 1
and 2 if you want.)
(3) Click the link.
Then your browser should open the link in the SAME window . . . still
minimized.
If this is what you are looking for, and you need help with step
A link to information on Internet Explorer. My, how helpful! And
RELEVANT to my specific issue!
I have to wonder why you did not also include a link to a book on Ruby,
or even an intro to MS Windows.
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response.
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Re: [Wtr-general] Accessing Session Information
From:
"Rand Thacker" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date:
Wed, 12 Jul 2006 11:51:50 -0500
Watir would be appreciated.
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In IE, go to Tools | Internet Options.
In the Security tab, select which "zone" the site belongs to. Click the
"Custom Level..." button.
Scroll down the list in Security Settings to "Display Mixed Content".
Click "Enable".
Save.
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It is kind of a brute-force way of doing things, but it is simple and
it works. I will watch this thread to see if anyone has a better way.
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Subject:
[Wtr-general] Need specific example of how to find a control inside a
SPAN with a Custom
is not such a big deal, since Watir
already makes use of one of its libraries.
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[Wtr-general] using autoit functions from inside watir scripts
From:
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ed my impression that you were referring to the "exists?"
method.
If that is not what you were proposing, then there was definitely a
misunderstanding.
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(so you could run
IE and Firefox and have two different sessions), or just one user on
one IP, or . . . it varies.
If you can assign a different IP to each "user", that should take care
of the problem. But you may not have that luxury. Tell me more about
what you are trying to do, and y
I apologize again. My reply was intended for Manish, with this subject line.
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n interest, let's take this elsewhere. Email me and I will give you
details.
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[Wtr-general] running multiple ie session with diff user id for same
server
From:
Manish Sapariya [EMAIL
Well, no, actually his question was not about how to run multiple IEs,
but how to run them so that they can have different "session" IDs on
the server. That is another matter entirely. It is possible to do,
though.
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way to run different sessions on most servers, even
if they use cookies, but simply running in separate processes will not
do it.
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Re: [Wtr-general] Wtr-general Digest, Vol 31, Issue 20
From:
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ctionality of "exists?" would be almost completely broken. We would
have to re-write applications almost from the ground up.
So this is a great idea . . . for some purposes. But if there were no
way to disable it, existing code would be broken.
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t_for()" method for
elements, without having to instantiate the element first. This is a
great idea . . . but the purpose is different than that of merely
testing for existence.
To me, those two things practically scream "new method".
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d then completed. The program exits. The next http request
to come in is a different "session". We are not storing cookies or any
other "session" data in any way. Yet there is no doubt that global
variables were being preserved between two different "sessions", even
when separ
I do not understand the problem. Why not just alter the _javascript_ to
reduce or eliminate the delay? You can make it do anything you want it
to.
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share some experience. They
can cause problems. What susprises me, though, is the comment that
"most" people here do not use Rails? That seems strange to me . . . I
would have thought it the ideal environment for Watir.
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. . in the context of Watir. I replied with a
real example of exactly that: a way in which we found that session
states were being unintentionally being "shared" across "session
states". In the context of using Watir.
I did not start this thread. All I have done was to reply . . .
For what it's worth, I think that is a great idea.
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Re: [Wtr-general] Proposal for supporting multiple attributes
From:
"Bret Pettichord" [EMAIL
definitely a concern in our screen scrapes. I
was already considering overriding existing delays in the code. If this
loop were done every time, we would likely be in the position of having
to go into the Watir code to take it back out, in order to regain what
efficiency we could.
Lo
egain what
efficiency we could.
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Subject:
Re: [Wtr-general] Automation annoyingness
From:
"Bret Pettichord" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date:
Wed, 7 Jun 2006 19:31:47 -0500
it is doing? There may be ways to optimize things on the
_javascript_ side. If it is not relevant here, you can send to me
directly at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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Has anyone else experienced a slowdown of their applications since
updating Watir from 1.4.1 to 1.5.0.1026?
Is there some kind of background polling going on that is slowing things
down? Because my application performance has slowed down by about half.
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runs, just as they should.
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Re: [Wtr-general] BUG: New IE windows share session state with
existingopen windows
From:
"Michael Bolton" [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Thanks for the input. It could be due to something else, which is why I
was asking.
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Re: [Wtr-general] Watir 1.5.x Performance Issues?
From:
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experience
for everybody.
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Sent: Thursday, June 01, 2006 10:34 AM
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Subject: Re: [Wtr-general] How to create a script for calendar function?
Hi
Jassi, try this:
test_site2.radio(:name, 'selectionids', id).click
Subject:
Re: [Wtr-general] Need help reading a file
From:
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Date:
Thu, 25 May 2006
you want. This is just show_all_objects(), modified to
return a string. You can also remove items from the "props" array if
you are just looking for specific things like name or id. So you could
have "get_all_ids()" or "get_all_names()" for example.
Pu
in frames on some popups, and it is not a simple thing at all.
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Re: [Wtr-general] [question] Accesing images?
From:
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Please let us know when that happens. Tools for using IE have improved,
but Firefox definitely has some advantages, including being
cross-platform.
Since I have not had the time to look at it yet, please tell me: does
FireWatir qualify as being cross-platform?
Lonny Eachus
. Are you using the id?
Example:
@my_ie.image(:id, 'img2').click
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Re: [Wtr-general] [question] Accesing images?
From:
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it needs to be.
Thanks.
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Thanks. I have been having to examine a lot of pages using IE. Firefox
has been so much easier when I could use it, but sometimes you are
restricted to IE. This IE toolbar could be very useful.
Lonny Eachus
Zeljko Filipin wrote:
I guess that all of you also know
;http://www.wptonline.com/register/personal.do")
That's all you need.
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David Solis wrote:
Hello,
I'm not sure how to handle clicking on "Open Account" in the
lines of HTML below. How do I click on '/register/personal.do'
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