+1On 6/3/06, Lonny Eachus [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Folks, I have to ask again: PLEASE trim what you include in yourreplies.
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I'm using watir 1.5.1.1017
rexml 3.1.4 ( I have not copied any files out of
this distrubution )
I'm trying to use anxpath query in a
testand I'm running into a parse error ( here's incomplete trace
).
1)
Error:test_rexmltest(TC_rexmltest):REXML::ParseException:
#REXML::ParseException:
Hi Marco,Could you please send the HTML source so that we can have more detalied look into it?Regards,AngrezOn 6/5/06, Marco Neri
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I'm using watir 1.5.1.1017
rexml 3.1.4 ( I have not copied any files out of
this distrubution )
I'm trying to use anxpath query in a
I've got a script that can take some time to run, and needs human
intervention in a couple parts. Is there a way to have Watir beep or
make some sort of audio notification?
I guess I could make a page that plays a MIDI file or something which
would get opened up at a certain point in the code,
You can't do that with Watir, but you can with ruby in general. Remember
that you are not limited by Watir to what you can do in your test
scripts. Your upper limit is with Ruby. You can program a notification
in ruby when it gets to a specific part of your script. Maybe you would
like it to open
On 6/5/06, Michael Moore [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I've got a script that can take some time to run, and needs human
intervention in a couple parts. Is there a way to have Watir beep or
make some sort of audio notification?
print \a
Don't tell anybody I told you. :)
-Chris
You can't do that with Watir, but you can with ruby in general. Remember
that you are not limited by Watir to what you can do in your test
scripts. Your upper limit is with Ruby. You can program a notification
in ruby when it gets to a specific part of your script. Maybe you would
like it to
I've got a script that can take some time to run, and needs human
intervention in a couple parts. Is there a way to have Watir beep or
make some sort of audio notification?
print \a
Don't tell anybody I told you. :)
I won't mention it.
Thanks,
--
Michael Moore
I'd say like this seems like a really bad idea, automation code smells. Why do you
need human intervention? While it's possible to beep, pause, throw up a
dialog, whatever else, while waiting for people to interact with the
environment, it doesn't really make for automated tests that can run
with
I'd say like this seems like a really bad idea, automation code smells. Why
do you need human intervention? While it's possible to beep, pause, throw up
a dialog, whatever else, while waiting for people to interact with the
environment, it doesn't really make for automated tests that can run
Hey Angrez
I
sorted my problem. View src in ie dosen't reveal the true src of what is in the
DOM. Using web accesibility toolbar plugin in ie -source - view
generated source.Ifoundthe src of my div=test tag which wasn't
showing up in the standard ie view src.had one of the developers
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