Thanks for the feedback everyone,
Heres another way of approaching the problem. This takes the current wait_until
it makes it tolerant to exceptions. This seems to have the desired effect. I
don't think this should be used for any real code, just food for thought.
require 'watir'
include Wat
John Lolis wrote:
> waitr 1136
>
> Lets say I have the following action i want to perform
>
> $ie.frame('Frame').table(:id,'ID).table(:index,1)[1][2].click
>
> But, the this is frame heavy page, and wait sometimes doesn't play nice, so I
> decide to do
>
> element = $ie.frame('Frame').table(:id,'I
The Exception occurs by the timeout which you gave as (30). if you can post the
Error here I can help you further!
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waitr 1136
Lets say I have the following action i want to perform
$ie.frame('Frame').table(:id,'ID).table(:index,1)[1][2].click
But, the this is frame heavy page, and wait sometimes doesn't play nice, so I
decide to do
element = $ie.frame('Frame').table(:id,'ID).table(:index,1)
wait_until(30)
