Or Firefox is blocking the pop up.
Thanks Angrez, that was my problem. All the tests pass now.
George
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Hey Angrez,
The problems I experienced were resolved on my own part. First of all the
install javascript that you provided in your jsss.xpi.zip file doesn't work on
my system, for whatever reason. Also in your installation document you
describe installing the jssh.xpi through the Firefox
Hi George,
The error that you are facing is because Firefox is not opening a new
window; instead its opening a new tab. Or Firefox is blocking the pop up.
Run the test alone and you'll be able to find out the cause.
Will document this thing so that people do this before running the test
cases.
On 11/30/06, Nathan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I guess I can't test firefox or safari with watir.
Please forgive me if it is already mentioned in this thread (I could not
find it), but there is also SafariWatir (http://safariwatir.rubyforge.org/).
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zeljkofilipin.com
Thanks for the link to the code. I just downloaded it and tried to install
jssh to no avail - it doesn't work. First of all the installation doc is
completely wrong about what I install, because that's not what I downloaded.
So I manually copied those files over to my firefox install
So I haven't rejected Firewatir, rather I have not been able to find any new
info on it, and as far as the site here goes, it appears to have been
abandoned. I'd like very much to use it and develop it more if necessary. We
would like a good way to test in Firefox and Safari that isn't
Nathan wrote:
We would like a good way to test in Firefox and Safari that isn't
proprietary, and free if possible.
For Safari, the first thing I would try is AppleScript. There's a
decent chance that Safari is already scriptable using AppleScript, and
any other language that has a bridge
Hi Nathan,
Could you please let me know what difficulty you faced while installing gem
and JSSh xpi. I have used the Firewatir code and I currently own the project
at Google. I have tested its installation on 3 - 4 machines and didn't have
any problems either with XPI or with the Firewatir gem.
Hi Nathan,
Get the latest code from the following location.
http://firewatir.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/Installation/
It contains installation doc, XPI and Firewatir gem.
Let me know the problems you have faced. Its still in development and this
will help me in generating the help document or
On 12/2/06, Angrez Singh [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Could you please let me know what difficulty you faced while installing gem
and JSSh xpi. I have used the Firewatir code and I currently own the project
at Google. I have tested its installation on 3 - 4 machines and didn't have
any problems
On 12/2/06, Nathan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
So I haven't rejected Firewatir, rather I have not been able to find
any new info on it, and as far as the site here goes, it appears to
have been abandoned.
Firewatir moved to Google code as a seprate project because it seemed
to be agreed that this
Hi, I am an experienced developer/tester and have been using Watir for a couple
of months now. I have read a lot about Selenium also, and have noted that
people are concerned about the need to install Selenium on the server, because
it has to be served from the same location as the web page
Nathan,
Some support for non-IE browsers built into Watir is on a lot of people's todo
list, but at least for now you're going to have to look outside of Watir for a
solution here.
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Nathan wrote:
So I guess I can't test firefox or safari with watir. Does anybody know of a
way to accomplish what I wish with JUST Watir?
Since you've rejected the port of Watir that works with Firefox, it
looks like the answer is that you can't do what you want with Watir.
I'm not familiar
you should give selenium-rc (remote control) a try. there's no need
for Installing components on the system under test and it can be
scripted in ruby, python, perl, java and c#. it does handle cross
browser testing pretty well...
Christian
On 11/30/06, Nathan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi, I am
As for trying out FireWatir, you can get a prebuilt copy of the JSSh
extension (as well as the most recent installation instructions and
code) at the google code site:
http://firewatir.googlecode.com/svn/trunk/Installation/
If you use that, you shouldn't need to rebuild firefox. I think you
can
Hi Nathan,
You can get the code for Firewatir for
http://www.code.google.com/p/firewatir/trunk using any sub version client.
It works with Firefox 1.5 and above versions. The execution speed which was
the problem earlier has been resolved. Now execution speed has improved a
lot. Comparable to
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