Awesome, I will try this tomorrow to see if it resolves my problem with
ie-new-process and rubyw.exe I outlined in the following post:
http://forums.openqa.org/thread.jspa?threadID=8174tstart=0
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Hi!
I have been tinkering with an open source accessibility testing tool
that easily hooks into Watir. The idea is to check for basic
accessibility issues while you are running your Watir functional tests
(because you have access to the complete html output from your
application).
The idea is to
On 5/24/07, Bret Pettichord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My mistake. Try this instead.
ie.link(:after?, ie.image(:id, 'foo')).click
It works now. This is so cool.
Zeljko
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ie.url returns url. What do want to do with it?
irb ie.url
= http://www.google.com/;
Zeljko
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./en/HotelDetails/7e958187-982a-4e01.aspx
that's part of the URL and i want to strip the id number out of it (7e958187-982a-4e01) then use it so i can input it into another URL
So what i need is to know how to pull that url, using regex or whatever and then construct another url and redirt to
Try this:
new_url=base_url + '/' + ie.url.split('/').last.gsub('.aspx','')
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Thanks Ravi, that's really got the ball rolling although it's stripping it's a little off. can you tell me what last.gsub does? i think it's the .aspx off the end... but what are the two inputs for on that method?
thanks mate.
Sol.
From:Ravi [EMAIL
Shalini,
Could you please try to include more information in your posts to this
list. It can try the patience of the few people we have who are
answering questions here when incomplete information is posted.
In your case, you need to take another look at the stack trace you
posted and then
I thought the two problems are related because in neither instance was watir
able to find the window after it was created (I didn't look into the
specifics). I did look into it some more after this post and I found out that
it was Vista's security settings that caused watir to break. Turning
The tool is called Raakt (Ruby Accessibility Analysis Kit) and the
project wiki can be found here:
http://www.peterkrantz.com/raakt/wiki/
This is very cool and I'm going to try it out.
But your site looks awful in Firefox on OS X. :)
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It does look really cool. Unfortunately hpricot (a required dependency)
dumps out with a Segmentation fault with Ruby 1.8.2. Looks like it only
works with Ruby 1.8.5 and above. Bummer.
On 5/25/07, Chris McMahon [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The tool is called Raakt (Ruby Accessibility Analysis
this looks really useful - it would work really well with an error checker:
AccessChecker = Proc.new{|ie|
raakttest = Raakt::Test.new(ie.html)
result = raakttest.all
if result.length 0
puts Accessibility problems detected on #{ie.title}, #{ie.url}:
puts result
else
You're a star mate, that's been awesome help. :)
Sol
From:Ravi [EMAIL PROTECTED]Reply-To:wtr-general@rubyforge.orgTo:wtr-general@rubyforge.orgSubject:Re: [Wtr-general] stripping...Date:Fri, 25 May 2007 10:36:20 CDTI guess you do not need the 'gsub' part.FYI, gsub('old_string','new_string')
Bach Le wrote:
I thought the two problems are related because in neither instance was watir
able to find the window after it was created (I didn't look into the
specifics). I did look into it some more after this post and I found out that
it was Vista's security settings that caused watir
Jeff Fry wrote:
Hey y'all, I'm resending these in the hopes of getting info from folks
who know what watir actually does better than I do. If you are up for
updating the wiki chart, great...but if you just want to email me some
corrections, that'd be totally fine too. I'll happily update
Hmm, error on both Windows and Mac from the demo script:
raakt.rb:14: uninitialized constant Raakt (NameError)
from /usr/local/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems/custom_require.rb:27:in
`gem_original_require'
from /usr/local/lib/ruby/site_ruby/1.8/rubygems/custom_require.rb:27:in
Error from the standalone script also Windows and Mac:
mechanize.rb:334:in `to_absolute_uri': no history. please specify an
absolute URL (RuntimeError)
from
/usr/local/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/mechanize-0.6.8/lib/mechanize.rb:170:in
`get'
from ./raakt.rb:12
from
It must be Friday.
Some free advice: don't name your test file raakt.rb.:)
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Error from the standalone script also Windows and Mac:
mechanize.rb:334:in `to_absolute_uri': no history. please specify an
absolute URL (RuntimeError)
I updated the :action and :method info. I'll take a look at the chart which
is rather interesting, useful and may point out some discrepancies.
-c
On 5/25/07, Bret Pettichord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Jeff Fry wrote:
Hey y'all, I'm resending these in the hopes of getting info from folks
who
On 5/25/07, Paul Rogers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
this now means that every time a page is loaded, the accessability checks
get run
Nice code sample. Didn't know you could do that in Watir. May I use it
as an example in the Raakt wiki?
Regards,
Peter
Perfect, my issue with rubyw and ie-new-process is resolved by upgrading to
1.5.1.1192! Thanks Bret!
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Hey Charley - thanks for adding the :action and :method info.
And thanks to both Charley and Bret for the kind words. I do hope the chart
proves useful. In the new version of the Rdoc (not yet checked in) I have
replaced lists of supported attributes for each method with a link to this
wiki
Looks like this issue has gone away with the new development gem,
thanks, Bret!
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Hey Charley - thanks for adding the :action and :method info.
And thanks to both Charley and Bret for the kind words. I do hope the
chart proves useful. In the new version of the Rdoc (not yet checked
in) I have replaced lists of supported attributes for each method with
a link to this
On 5/25/07, Bret Pettichord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Rather than spend too much effort trying to keep the rdoc and the wiki
in sync, i suggest that you embed a link to the wiki in the rdoc.
Yeah, I think I just didn't express myself clearly there. I've added links
to the wiki in the rdoc
So here is how I fixed my problem:
1. Goto the Control Panel
2. Click on User Accounts
3. Click on User Accounts again
4. Select the account you are using
5. Click Turn User Account Control on or off
6. Turn User Account Control off
This allowed Shell.Application.Window to find the correct
absolutely - test it first though as I did it off the top of my head
Paul
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Sent: Friday, May 25, 2007 1:31 PM
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RAAKT...
On
for images, 1.4 let you use :src which was the url of the image. I cant test it
on the latest as all my gems are broken :-(
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Subject: Re: [Wtr-general] RDOC - Help
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