I guess this is from some old user guide (I could not find it in the current
one).
ie.contains_text returns number if text is found
irb> ie.contains_text("text")
=> 11
and assert returns nil if you give it a number
irb(main):011:0> assert(11)
=> nil
This combines it.
irb(main):013:0> assert(
I think something like Windows Scheduled Tasks would be better, but I do not
why you need this (and I have not tried Windows Scheduled Tasks, so I really
do not know).
You can get Time.now to return time in "18:00:00" format.
irb> Time.now.strftime("%H:%M:%S")
=> "11:24:10"
For more information
On 2/23/07, Naga Harish Kanegolla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Is there a way to execute all the scripts at a time?
If you mean sequentially, you can do it like this.
If you have files called test1.rb and test1.rb, make file all_tests.rb in
folder where those files are located and put this in
Hi,
This is not to start the test. I am going to do a load test and I want some
time break in between.
Say I want 3 thread start @ 10 am once that is done wait till 11 am and run the
8 thread.
I want to code them in watir.
thank you
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I am not sure if you should use Watir for load testing, but take a look at
all_tests_concurrent.rb in watir unit tests, threads are used to run
concurrent tests.
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On 2/23/07, Željko Filipin <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> I think something like Windows Scheduled Tasks would be better, but I do not
> why you need this (and I have not tried Windows Scheduled Tasks, so I really
> do not know).
I agree, test execution in this way should be driven externally.
I do
I want to set text field to "željko".
ie.text_field(:index, 1).set("željko")
But, Watir sets it to "§eljko", "Ĺľeljko" or just "eljko" or some other
string (depending if I try from irb, or file that is saved in different
encodings).
I have saved file as utf-8 and this to the top added
require
I wrote a small script that takes a filename from the command line argument,
reads in the file, does some stuff and produces some output. It works and
I'm reasonably happy with it. Now I'd like to make the script smarter about
handling command line arguments.
So what I'd like to do is something
I was able to input extended Ascii characters into text fields but I didn't
do it this way. I should clarify that they were accented European
characters, not CJK.
I have a Watir script that sets up the base test data in the system. It
reads the inputs from an Excel file into an Array and then I
Yes it woks flawlessly for my current job.
But doesn't it look silly for a wonderful api like watir not having a mechanism
to navigate through the DOM using parent, children, and siblings relation ship ?
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Yes, that worked Zeljko, thank you.
I found the example here- http://www.openqa.org/watir/watir_user_guide.html
Go to the heading titled Validating Test Results and you'll see this snippet of
code:if
ie.contains_text("Reached test verification point.")
puts: "Test passed. Page contains the
If you take look at fire_event method in ruby there is no way to simulate mouse
right click. Sending APPSKEY though send_keys is not an option since because
upon right click dhtml based div menu is shown.
When there will be a fix available for this problem ?
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Thanks Paul, I will try it.
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You can not use both 'if 'and 'assert' together for this purpose. See:
http://rubyforge.org/pipermail/wtr-general/2006-February/004905.html
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You are more likely to get a fix if you send some html and a failing unit
test. Make it as simple as possible though.
Paul
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Subject: [Wtr-general] How to simulate right click on
Continuous Integration Enthusiast but Ruby Newbie here...
First off, Nick, thanks for putting something together for test reporting.
Now down to business, I want to make my watir tests display in CruiseControl. I
can run a ruby test easy enough from ant, but don't know how to get the
ci_report
On 2/23/07, Brian Reynolds <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Continuous Integration Enthusiast but Ruby Newbie here...
First off, Nick, thanks for putting something together for test reporting.
Now down to business, I want to make my watir tests display in
CruiseControl. I can run a ruby test easy en
On 2/23/07, Nick Sieger <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Can someone show me how to alter this Watir sample test to use
> ci_reporter?
>
> ***
> require 'watir'
> include Watir
> require 'test/unit'
require 'rubygems'
gem 'ci_reporter'
require 'ci/reporter/rake/test_unit_
I wonder if I can get a little direction on a problem:
I have a text_field that has an onBlur event that produces a popup window.
Without a 'set_no_wait' for the text_field I don't know how to handle this.
Could you point me in the right direction.
I don't want to avoid the popup, I want to
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