But the bigger issue of ensuring compatability between versions of Watir is
tricky. For example, FireWatir doesn't support frames. Is this reasonable?
I suppose that is up to whatever minimum standard is used to determine
whether an API is sufficiently compatible or not. I like the idea of
On 7/13/06, Dave Hoover [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
And even then, i suspect that each implementation would have some additional features that were not part of the standard API.No doubt.For example, SafariWatir has close and quit methods.Onecloses the window, while the other quits the
On 7/13/06, Bret Pettichord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
With mine this is how you click an alert button:
ie.dialog.button(OK).click
For clarification, this is how you click an alert button with SafariWatir:
browser.alert.click
It doesn't take a parameter since alert boxes only have one button.
There have been several inquiries lately asking about FireWatir, getting it to run on Mac and Linux, and about our future plans to integrate with the main Watir code base.Most of the work (all?) on FireWatir has been done by Angrez Singh and his partner Abishek. Angrez has been busy lately and has
On 7/12/06, Bret Pettichord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
But what FireWatir needs is more experimentation, and that means that it
needs to be developed according to different development rules from Watir. I
am happy to consult, and to hear any ideas about how it might develop
differently, but i
