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I've got it to work now. Thanks. Windows gave me a hard time in setting those
language settings. When I activate a window, it's english, when i activate
another one, its japanese.
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I know this is not a watir related question, but hope I could also find answers
here.
Lately, My freeride doesn't accept japanese unicode characters anymore. it
marks as . but i've set may language to japanese, and notepad accepts
japanese characters.
Is there something I have to set with
Are there any other options if neither of these workarounds are available?
I can't ask the developers to make the change you suggested and opening the frames in seperate browsers doesn't work.
The test script I'm using is:
require 'watir'
require 'test/unit'
include Watir
class TC_Smoke_Test <
Is it as simple as doing an $ie.wait before my assert after reattaching to
the parentwindow?
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>fromchild window
>Date:
What is the best way to assert something on a parent window that is posted
from a child window? When I run my assert the script fails because the
parent window isn't finishedl posting. Is there a way to tell when IE is
done posting? Many thanks!
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It works, you just have to learn how to get around ... alot of ajax
stuff gets initialized when a mouse over or other _javascript_ event
happens.
j.On 11/16/05, Zeljko Filipin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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take a look at css test in the unit tests directory. That does something simlar
to what you need.
I think you need to do something slightly different:
if /none/i.match( ie.span(:id , 'xxx').getOleObject.style.cssText )
puts "its hidden"
else
puts "displayed!"
end
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Hi Prashant,
In this case you might need to keep a excel file to map the actual textbox name to the label.
U might need to read from this excel file.
Regards,
Vishal
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Hi, Problem is not as you understand. I am going to explain in detail. Actually I am writing test script in ruby and I am using WATiR for same. Its an automatic testing script. When I start the execution of script it entered value and test the web pages. I am giving one example for that. Su
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Mal
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You can do
assert(ie.url ==
‘the_URL_I_Am_expecting')
More information abuot select lists at http://wtr.rubyforge.org/rdoc/ (http://wtr.rubyforge.org/rdoc/classes/Watir/SelectList.html)
Zeljko
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Is something like this you're after?
def MethodWrapper.insert_text(text, fieldname,
description) $ie.text_field(:name,
fieldname ).value = text puts ' ACTION:
entered ' + text + ' in the ' + description + '
field' #puts
'\t- successful.' end
#MethodWrapper.inse
Hi Zeljko
Basically I want my browser to
1 – pick a site from an array
2 – enter it in the drop down
3 – press go (Thus loading the
portal for that country)
4 – verify the correct site loaded
I can do all that except 4. So I thought
if I can grab the URL from IE I can compare t
Go through the user guide for watir and u can find it in
http://wtr.rubyforge.org/watir_user_guide.html
pj jha wrote:
> hi,
>
> i am little bit confused, my confusion is as follow,
>
> Suppose i want write the code for any control like textbox, drop down
> box etc in watir. I want to pass
Its not an error message its a warning message and you can suppress that
warning by using this code...
I think this is mainly because of the fact that the different frames are loaded
from different domains.(not sure about it)
ie=IE.attach(:title, /.*Yahoo.*/)
begin
ie.link(:text, /.*Sig
I do not understand what do you want to
do.
You can enter 'watir rules' in textbox like
this
ie.textField(:id, 'textField_id').set('watir
rules')
and
select 'watir rules'
ie.selectBox(:id, 'selectBox_id').select('watir rules')
More
information on http://wtr.rubyforge.org/watir_user
hi,i am little bit confused, my confusion is as follow,Suppose i want write the code for any control like textbox, drop down box etc in watir. I want to pass the field name associated with that control and the value which i have to entered(in case of textbox) or select(in case of dr
hi,i am little bit confused, my confusion is as follow,Suppose i want write the code for any control like textbox, drop down box etc in watir. I want to pass the field name associated with that control and the value which i have to entered(in case of textbox) or select(in case of dr
http://googleblog.blogspot.com/2005/10/guess-what-just-turned-34.html
More about gmail.
Zeljko
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I do not understand what do you need.
To capture url use ie.url, for text ie.text, for title
ie.title, for html ie.html...
Zeljko
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Nope,
I still get the same error.
Note that script runs fine.only at the end it throws this error.
Regards,
Manish
On 11/16/2005 03:21 PM, Sathya Shankar wrote:
>Hi
>
>[Sign Out,
>
>Here the "," seems to be causing the problem. So in your script you can
>either use the "," in your script
This is probably a really simple question (but I have only been using ruby/WATiR
for 2 days)
I am trying to test site navigation to each site portal using an array
and an iterative select and go command. (see below)
PortalArray.each do | x |
puts 'Step 2.'runNumber' : Select
HTML source will tell you why it does not work. :) It seems that gmail uses
a lot of ajax (or something like that).
Zeljko
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Su
Hi
[Sign Out,
Here the "," seems to be causing the problem. So in your script you can either
use the "," in your script or the regular expressions
Then the script would look like
ie=IE.attach(:title, /.*Yahoo.*/)
ie.link(:text, /.*Sign Out.*/).click
ie.close()
The above script worked for me.
Hey thanks for the solution.
It works. But why it does not work with default gmail interface?
Regards,
Manish
On 11/16/2005 02:34 PM, Zeljko Filipin wrote:
>I just tried it too, and it really does not work.
>Solution: log in, go to http://mail.google.com/mail/h/ and you will be
>switched to bas
I just tried it too, and it really does not work.
Solution: log in, go to http://mail.google.com/mail/h/ and you will be
switched to basic HTML and watir will work.
Zeljko
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