you can try and use ie.showframes
this will display the names of all frames on the page. If this doesnt work ,
then add the site url that has frames to the trusted sites in the IE internet
options - Security and then try ie.showframes again.
all da best :)
On 5/23/07, Kui Zhang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Got it. Thanks Zeljko!
You are welcome. But, actually Paul answered your question. :)
Zeljko
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On 5/24/07, Norm [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What is the trunk version of watir?
Hi Norm,
Take a look at this.
http://openqa.org/watir/cvs.action
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Norm wrote:
Arg, same thing on my other computer. Must be a bug in the version of watir I
am using. Looking at CVS it looks like the ie-new-process has had a lot of
changes... I guess I'll wait for the next gem to be released and try a new
build, until then I'll have to live with the stray
Hi Shalini,
There shouldn't be a need to use $ie.wait
$ie = IE.new # creates a new browser window
Now you can enter your url manually if you want. How is this not working?
-Charley
On 5/24/07, SHALINI GUPTA [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi all,
I want to enter URL in address bar of my
I've installed watir 1165 and tried using IE.new_process on Windows Vista and
in both tests and irb, IE.new_process fails. It fails after creating the window
when it tries to get the process id from hwnd.
I have a coworker who installed this on his Vista machine and it works fine.
The
Bach Le wrote:
I've installed watir 1165 and tried using IE.new_process on Windows Vista and
in both tests and irb, IE.new_process fails. It fails after creating the
window when it tries to get the process id from hwnd.
I have a coworker who installed this on his Vista machine and it works
Bret, the problem actually exists for IE.new as well. I create a new IE window
with IE.new and it creates the window but when I call the goto method to
navigate to any page, a new IE window shows up and the navigation is done in
that window.
I've updated the ticket to include this
Aslak Hellesoy's been working with Watir:
http://blog.aslakhellesoy.com/2006/12/2/getting-screenshots-from-watir
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Bret, I was simply thinking of upgrading because changes were made, and you
said it was working for you on the CVS trunk build, I didn't go line by line
or anything and try to see if there was a change that I thought would fix the
issue.
I have tried running ruby from the command line, same
Weird, this is working now:
require 'rubygems'
require_gem 'watir'
require 'win32ole'
require 'watir/contrib/ie-new-process'
So I guess that's 1 problem solved. Now I can try installing a different
version of watir to see if my problem with ie-new-process and rubyw goes away...
Bach Le wrote:
Bret, the problem actually exists for IE.new as well. I create a new IE
window with IE.new and it creates the window but when I call the goto method
to navigate to any page, a new IE window shows up and the navigation is done
in that window.
I've updated the ticket to
Thanks for looking at this, Bret.
I tried running the script you included on my machine, it hangs at
around 33 windows, but doesn't crash. Here is the stack trace from the
interrupt, for what it's worth:
c:/ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/watir-1.5.1.1166/./watir/contrib/ie-new-p
rocess.rb:44:in
Nope. I upgraded to 1.5.1.1166 and when I change the .rb file extension to use
rubyw.exe instead of ruby.exe it still fails:
c:\ruby\bin\ruby.exe %1 %*
to
c:\ruby\bin\rubyw.exe %1 %*
What happens is that after it opens the browser (using
Norm wrote:
Does it have something to do with the fact that ie-new-process puts the
process id to stdout? Maybe that is what is crashing it when running under
rubyw.exe?
I recently changed the code in trunk to stop printing the process id, so
that might explain something...
I'm having a
np Bret, the thread turned into (2) different issues, so it got a little hairy.
The 2nd problem that I was talking about, in respect to running scripts outside
of the watir directory, is fixed. Problem solved.
The 1st problem, and the problem I started this thread for, is still on-going.
Here
A new gem is ready for download. This is the latest pull from Subversion
trunk, tagged at 1.5.1.1192. This gem has a new install process, due to
a new dependency on other gems.
http://wiki.openqa.org/display/WTR/Development+Builds
After downloading the gem, execute the following commands in
Hey y'all, I'm resending these in the hopes of getting info from folks
who know what watir actually does better than I do. If you are up for
updating the wiki chart, great...but if you just want to email me some
corrections, that'd be totally fine too. I'll happily update the chart.
Jeff Fry
Thanks !! it works
On 5/24/07, Bret Pettichord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Željko Filipin wrote:
On 5/24/07, *Bret Pettichord* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
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ie.link(:after, ie.image(:id, 'foo')).click
Bret, this does not work for me. Am I doing something wrong?
My
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