Akhil Mehra wrote:
No the applications is currently hosted on the same server. I get the
following error when clicking on a link from one frame which inter
updates another frame.
Exception: unknown property or method `readyState'
HRESULT error code:0x80070005
Access is
Cheers Thanks for your help.
Akhil
Bret Pettichord [EMAIL PROTECTED] Tuesday, 27 February 2007 11:36 a.m.
Akhil Mehra wrote:
No the applications is currently hosted on the same server. I get the
following error when clicking on a link from one frame which inter
updates another frame.
Akhil Mehra wrote:
Hi Guys,
I am currently trying to use Watir (1.5.1.1158) to test Web
applications in our organization. The web application i am trying to
build test around have a number of Frames and IFrames and in a number
of cases heavily nested.
I am currently facing problems
bret,
I don't have time to look into this right now (too much going on at work), but
something is up with 1158. I have areas in my app where it just waits forever
(never used to happen) and its spitting out access denied errors constantly
(single server). I reverted back to ruby 1.8.2 and
The access denied errors will no longer show up with the latest code in
trunk. It's now swallowing all the access denied errors as a temporary work
around.
There's a possible solution used by Colin Neller in Watin(.net version of
watir):
As a side note, I just found out another possible
case where the cross site
cripting/frame access problems will happen when the
frames are being served
by the same domain *and* you have proxy enabled in ie
which would explain
some issues I've encountered.
I have frames being served from
Hi Bret,
No the applications is currently hosted on the same server. I get the
following error when clicking on a link from one frame which inter updates
another frame.
Exception: unknown property or method `readyState'
HRESULT error code:0x80070005
Access is denied.
The error
Hi Guys,
I am currently trying to use Watir (1.5.1.1158) to test Web applications in our
organization. The web application i am trying to build test around have a
number of Frames and IFrames and in a number of cases heavily nested.
I am currently facing problems where the wait command is
Or you can use something along the lines of:
ie.frame(:index, 1).show_frames
This will show all frames within the top level frame with index 1.
The frame name could obviously be used instead of frame index.
Cheers,
Daniel.
On 19/06/06, Chris McMahon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can i discover the names of nested frames with Watir?
Thanks-
Beth
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ie.frame(:name,foo).show_all_objects
frames show up as type HTML. Then if you have a frame called bar you can do
ie.frame(:name,foo).frame(:name,bar).show_all_objects
On 6/19/06, Beth Ferguson [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
How can i discover the names of nested frames with Watir?
Thanks-
Beth
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