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It looks to me that you have found a bug. Method innertext is notdefined for
Watir::Link. If you want it fixed it would be the best tosubmit it to bug
database at http://jira.openqa.org/browse/WTR
On 5/22/06, Manish Sapariya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
NoMethodError: undefined method `innertext'
Hi,
I am trying to make my test scripts more OO.
This is a class and the instantiation
snip
class Sales
def start_browser (url)
@ie = Watir::IE.new
@ie.goto(url)
@ie.maximize()
end
def login (username, password)
@ie.link(:text, 'Log in').click
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Hi, Allcould anyone tell how long does it take for running the mozilla_all_tests.rb on firefox? Thanks a lotGegegege qian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:HI: AllI'm trying to use firewatir, but could not make it work. Please give me some help.1)I have download
Hello!
I guess that the last time Ive runned
mozilla_all_tests took me 2 hours more or less
Cheers!
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Is there any other method that I could use instead of using an instance
variable prefix on i.e.,
or is this the correct method?
In my very humble opinion, what you've done is exactly right. I still
struggle a little managing scope in Ruby. But I think you'll find as
you start abstracting
It took me just a few seconds over three hours. :)
Finished in 10892.833 seconds.
On 5/22/06, gege qian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: could anyone tell how long
does it take for running the mozilla_all_tests.rb on firefox?
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On 5/22/06, gege qian [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, All
could anyone tell how long does it take for running the mozilla_all_tests.rb
on firefox?
FireWatir is about 20X to 30X slower than the corresponding IE tests
on our machines; Angrez and I are looking at an alternative
implementation to
Hi,
I am concerned about there being to many 'requires' in my test script.
Is the below snippet a good way to organise tests?
require 'browser'
require 'logon'
require 'employees'
require 'window'
start_browser(http://gbahevm07l15:9081/wps/portal;)
login(Aidy,1234)
If you find you are using the same requires over and over again in multiple
files you can centralize them:
loader.rb
require 'this'
require 'that'
require 'something else
script1.rb
require 'loader.rb'
-andy
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Thank you ALL! Rodrigo Julian Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:Hello!I guess that the last time I¡¯ve runned mozilla_all_tests took me 2 hours more or less¡Cheers!From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of gege qianSent: Lunes, 22 de
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Thanks!
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Ive been crawling through xpath for the last couple of weeks, but Ive been
unable to solve a real basic problem I am having locating desired objects.
As a background, the application I am
automating makes extensive use of AJAX,
_javascript_, Dojo and DWR, so the DOM gets complex.
Oh, sorry.. The snapshots are supposed to go with an earlier
post Ive sent. But that post is still waiting moderation, because its
a little bigger than 40K.
Sorry Again
Rodrigo Julian Martin
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Hello!
Im having troubles trying to click some images on a
modal web dialog.
They seem to be under div tags, but I cant click
them
Ive tried with divs, images and frame sentences but
nothing works
Here is the html code for that section (Ive discarded
the java functions on the
Please let us know when that happens. Tools for using IE have improved,
but Firefox definitely has some advantages, including being
cross-platform.
Since I have not had the time to look at it yet, please tell me: does
FireWatir qualify as being cross-platform?
Lonny Eachus
We can see a lot easier what is going on if you indent the HTML. Try
using TidyUI or some such, freely available for download.
Anyway, now that I have tidied the HTML, I can see that each image has
an associated ID attribute. It would help if you told us HOW you were
trying to click them.
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