I asked a real foolish question a couple of weeks ago with regard to how you can get Watir to enter in username and password credentials into a user auth dialog - that I should apologize for. I figured the silence was really a nod to RTFM so I did more digging in the 'unitTests' directory and
I was looking through the old Watir mailing lists for some information on how I might be able to bypass the Apache user authentication on our staging machine without using AutoIt. I didn't come up with much aside from use - AutoIt. One of our developers recommended I should try the following URL:
Richard - With regard to closing all IE windows, something I unearthed this week is that sometimes Watir is a little too quick. What do I mean? Well, when some of the windows close in our sites, the application throws a 'Are you sure you want to leave?' window. I tried a bunch of different ways to
First off, I wanted to thank Chris and Brett for responding to my 'Design Problems' question last week. Both comments were incredibly helpful. That, and I had a total RTFM manual moment when it came to creating functions in my test cases. Thanks a ton for the responses.
New question, though. I
Is there anyway in Watir to test a webpage to see if a Checkbox is checked by default?
I can access the checkbox name and verfy that there's a value with the following:
- BEGIN CODE ---
assert(@ie.checkbox(:name, other_offers))
assert(@is.checkbox(:value,
I tried posting this to the mailing list last night to no avail, so if
this does show up as a double post I apologize in advance.
I've been using Watir for the past couple of weeks with great success.
My company has been able to stay a bit more agile when it comes to
releases because of the unit