On 5/29/06, Neri, Marco [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the issue that the buttons are defined using submit instead of
input type=button
value=Close
- Yes, i think this is the problem.
does this means that the modal dialog support in 1.5 is restricted only to dialogs implemented similar to
As many web applications do, one that I am testing also sends e-mails. Also, it can receive e-mails.I started testing e-mail functionality. I found Net::SMTP (
http://www.ruby-doc.org/stdlib/libdoc/net/smtp/rdoc/index.html) for sending and Net::POP3
I just wanted to ask if somebody has any experience with testing e-mail part
of your (mostly web) applications and can suggest some tools? Thanks.
I'll be going down this path very very soon, so please do share what
you find. I'll do the same.
I'm testing an app that does email, but for the
Zeljko,I also will be needing to automate the verfication that my application sent correct emails. I appreciate your sharing what you find in this area.Bret
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Marco,
Looking at your HTML below I think that the problem is that your button
is located inside a frame, which is loaded via another URL. Because of
that, the element would be in a different Watir container and wouldn't
be found inside the top level container for that modal dialog.
Assuming
David
Thanks! You're right.
Marco
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of David Schmidt
Sent: Wednesday, 31 May 2006 06:19
To: wtr-general@rubyforge.org
Subject: Re: [Wtr-general] 1.5 modal dialog. Syntax of supported tags ?
Marco,
Looking
David / Bret
In reply.
david's suggestion to use
modal.frame('main').button(:text,
'Yes').click
was right. Though I
had to change the src of the dialog to use button
type="button".type="submit" dosen't work. error
trace:
1)
Error:test802(TC_test802):NoMethodError: undefined method
Thanks Paul,
It did not work, any other ideas. It like it does not
recognize the execute, or fetch commands..
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--- Paul Rogers [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I think that sth contains the number of rows
returned fro mthe query
if you change your second line from
sth.execute(SELECT * FROM
I just realised I misread your original email. It was returning -1, not the
1 that I saw.
this is some code I have used. It wasnt for access, but that may not matter
connection = DBI.connect(DBI:ODBC:[EMAIL PROTECTED] , @userName , @password)
a_2d_array = connection.select_all(sql)
the select
