lol thanks man
that is the solution of my problem. it was real fun to stay and wonder why
the hell if i invoke delete class from fulltest and the files are in sane dir
it works property and when i invoke save class from fulltest and they are in
different dirs it dont works (as i see the
Hi!
Here is the code which I want to call in different Test
files
def run_check_links(ieHelper)
arrayText=[link1,link2,link3]
i=0
while
i = arrayText.length-1
assert(ieHelper.link(:text,
arrayText[i]).exists?)
assert(ieHelper.link(:text,
arrayText[i]).enabled?)
On 8/21/06, sikander [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
this method is restricted to check for only 3 specific links. But I want to
define array[] as the parameter, and I want to pass any number of links and
verify it.
This should do it...
def run_check_links(ieHelper, *arrayText)
for text in
Try:ie.span(:text, View Transactions).flashie.span(:text, View Transactions).clickZeljko
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Or you could put path to a variablepath = C:\demo\workbook = excel.Workbooks.Open (#{path}mation.xls)Zeljko
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This is not working for me (only indexes are printed, all ids are empty):irb(main):010:0 ie.goto(http://www.yahoo.com/)= 1.235irb(main):011:0 ie.divs.show
index id className12...117118= nilI can see in the source that divs have ids:...div id=pagediv id=ftnav
...On 8/8/06, Bret Pettichord [EMAIL
You know, I had an issue with Excel opening files as
well. I was able to set path to a variable and save the file wherever I
wanted, but was not able to open this file again using the same variable, or the
same path spelled-out. I would get an exception saying unable to find
(full path and
You can also use the each method... as in:def run_check_links(ieHelper, arrayText) arrayText.each do |link_text| assert(ieHelper.link(:text, link_text.exists?) assert(ieHelper.link
(:text, link_text.enabled?) assert_equal(link, ieHelper.link(:text, link_text).type ) endendOn 21/08/06, sikander
Maybe this will help (from http://www.testingreflections.com/node/view/3400):Install Ruby 1.8.3. or 1.8.4. and put this at the begging of your script:
require win32ole
WIN32OLE.codepage = WIN32OLE::CP_UTF8Zeljko
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Is there an easy way to determine if a control (a checkbox
in my case) is hidden?
I have a checkbox that exists in a TD that (through
several wrapped divs) ends up being hidden sometimes. Is there an easy way to
determine this?
Ive tried:
if $ie.hidden(:id, control id)
and
Anyway, here is a great guide on Ruby and Excel:
http://wiki.rubygarden.org/Ruby/page/show/ScriptingExcel
Check out File.expand_path.
It's worked on every Windows machine I've used-- except for the laptop
I have now. Windows drives me crazy sometimes.
-Chris
Zeljko Filipin wrote:
Or you could put path to a variable
path = C:\demo\
workbook = excel.Workbooks.Open (#{path}mation.xls)
This won't work. Backslashes inside double-quotes have special meaning.
Either use forward slashes or single-quotes (or both) to avoid this problem.
Bret
Adam Reed wrote:
You know, I had an issue with Excel opening files as well. I was able
to set path to a variable and save the file wherever I wanted, but was
not able to open this file again using the same variable, or the same
path spelled-out. I would get an exception saying unable to
James wrote:
I should note, this script will work just fine, if it happens
that two dialogs are not attempted to be opened simultaneously.
Once this happens, the process hangs.
If the opening and closing of modal dialogs occurs sequentially, no problem.
but simultaneously won't work for me.
WIN32OLERuntimeError: Unknown property or method `scrollIntoView'
HRESULT error code:0x80010004
The caller is dispatching an asynchronous call and cannot make an
outgoing call on behalf of this call.
C:/ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/watir-1.5.1.1065/./watir.rb:3829:in
Bret Pettichord wrote:
Zeljko Filipin wrote:
Or you could put path to a variable
path = "C:\demo\"
workbook = excel.Workbooks.Open ("#{path}mation.xls")
This won't work. Backslashes inside double-quotes have special meaning.
Either use forward slashes or single-quotes
Hello,
I am a beginner with Watir, right now using 1.5.1.1065. And I still
cannot make the code work for closing password popups or certificate
alert popup (meaning clicking on the OK button).
So here is what I can give you, I have put together all the different
scripts/solutions possible,
Marco wrote:
Hi
has anyone had to come up with a way of launching an instance of ie from
within a script but run as another user context?
I tried using cpau and I can launch a browser using a ruby script. I then run
that script using
cpau -u user -p password -ex cmd /K
I have a form with two submit buttons:
input type=submit value=Cancel
\
input type=submit value=Save
\
I cant seem to access these with the
Watir Button class and if I use form.submit, it always executes the Cancel
command above.
Any ideas?
There are definately problems with the IE functions text_field, button, etc
I have had to change my scripts to not use Regexes in these functions
in order to keep them working in 1.5.x =[
Below, actually did set the text_field. However, it then threw this error, and
crashed IE
On 8/21/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I have a form with two submit buttons:
input type=submit value=Cancel \
input type=submit value=Save \
I can't seem to access these with the Watir Button class and if I use
form.submit, it always executes the 'Cancel' command above.
Bug WTR-89 opened in JIRA
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Wow. Seems like an awful lot of work. Why not just use shell to start
IE as any user you want using the Windows "RunAs" command, then attach
to the window?
Two short lines of code.
Lonny Eachus
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Lonny Eachus wrote:
Wow. Seems like an awful lot of work. Why not just use shell to start
IE as any user you want using the Windows RunAs command, then attach
to the window?
Two short lines of code.
In my case i needed to start up several browsers concurrently and in
this scenario, the only
James wrote:
I have no trouble reproducing this.
Also...Doing so, crashes IE
I believe you. But we don't yet have a good description of the problem.
Before we can start to fix the problem we need to be able to have other
people reproduce the problem.
You've said that any use of Regexps
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