My original question was:
On 6/15/07, Max Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi there, I'm getting the following.
`require': no such file to load -- watir (LoadError)
I've checked the FAQs and downloaded the latest 1.5 version for my
Ruby version 1.8.6.
I've
I've got a WYSIWYG editor inside an iframe... the editor is actually TinyMCE,
as offered here: http://tinymce.moxiecode.com/.
I'm having trouble accessing this in Watir. Whilst I can access the iframe,
I can't find anything else inside the frame that resembles a field to 'use'.
Here's the
Hi,
Kindly let me know if there are any command to click on the image. Below the
HTML snippet.
a href=/AppsUIWeb/Transfers/TransferInquiry.aspx?type=singleid=895img
height=15 width=15 src=/AppsUIWeb/themes/toptabmenu/images/mailclosed.gif
//a
Regards
Sapna
Hi Sapna,
Try
ie.image(:src, /mailclosed/).click
Zeljko
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I've been using Rspec more and more lately and am working on a article
describing how i use it. But today, I see this:
http://dannorth.net/2007/06/introducing-rbehave
http://dannorth.net/2007/06/introducing-rbehave and realize that
things are really moving in the Ruby world!
Bret
THis was posted on clr
http://groups.google.ca/group/comp.lang.ruby/browse_thread/thread/2170f6b9401536fc/77f9db176b92b8d0?lnk=raot#77f9db176b92b8d0
Thanks Kevin!
Kev Jackson
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I've never been so impressed with a piece of software so quickly in my life.
This
Any thoughts???
I think this is the same issue I reported here:
http://jira.openqa.org/browse/WTR-152
There is a pure-javascript workaround, see if that does the job for you.
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Hello all,
Sorry, I do not know how to append this message to my previous one in
threaded form.
The suggestion of using ie.frames(:index, 1).url does not seem to work, as I
get an undefined method 'LocationURL' for nil:nilClass, even when
ie.frames(:index, 1) exists. I've managed to avoid this
I've been using the development gem 1.5.1.1166 which includes the
re-written wait logic to test a complex SAP web application. The main
content that I am automating is nested 4 frames deep. Up until this
past Friday this version of watir seemed to handle waiting for all of
the inner frames to
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I've
ha! I never noticed that. It was on a thread of today. I guess someone just
added to this original thread.
- Original Message -
From: Bret Pettichord [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Date: Tuesday, June 19, 2007 12:57 pm
Subject: Re: [Wtr-general] From comp.lang.ruby
Paul Rogers wrote:
From: Kev
I just added url to frame, you might want to download the latest code. Check
the wiki faq for installing building the latest gem from source.
-c
On 6/19/07, Chong Jiang [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hello all,
Sorry, I do not know how to append this message to my previous one in
threaded form.
Gems prior to 1.5.1.1166 would either give me the access denied errors
as it tried to wait for the inner frames to load - or if those were
suppressed, I had to put in a manual wait whenever I navigated to a new
page: sleep 0.1 until some_element_on_inner_frame.exists?. After
installing 1166 all
require_gem 'watir'
or gem 'watir'
Try the same in irb. It may be due to the ruby update. I haven't tried it
due to my dependency on modal dialog support.
-c
On 6/19/07, Max Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
My original question was:
On 6/15/07, Max Russell [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
wait_until is a cleaner method to invoke. sleeps are too error prone,
wait_until a specific control exists. I removed the http error checks around
that time and there have been some changes in the frames handling.
-c
On 6/19/07, Brown, David [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Gems prior to 1.5.1.1166
Chong Jiang wrote:
Sorry, I do not know how to append this message to my previous one in
threaded form.
Whatever you did worked, so no worries.
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Charley Baker wrote:
I just added url to frame, you might want to download the latest code.
Check the wiki faq for installing building the latest gem from source.
Thanks!
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Hey gang,
I am reading through IE's wait method, and (A) very impressed by all we are
tracking, and (B) confused by a few bits.
I've been searching for but am unable to find the definition of the .busy
and .readyState methods IE is calling. Can you let me know where they are
declared (and
all of those are methods ( or properties of IE )
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa752043.aspx
and
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/ms534359.aspx
- Original Message -
From: Jeff Fry
To: wtr-general@rubyforge.org
Sent: Tuesday, June 19, 2007 7:38 PM
Subject:
Jeff Fry wrote:
I've been searching for but am unable to find the definition of the
.busy and .readyState methods IE is calling. Can you let me know where
they are declared (and ideally, how I might discover where they're
declared). I assume they are included from something else, but I
Brown, David wrote:
Gems prior to 1.5.1.1166 would either give me the access denied errors
as it tried to wait for the inner frames to load - or if those were
suppressed, I had to put in a manual wait whenever I navigated to a new
page: sleep 0.1 until some_element_on_inner_frame.exists?.
Try this:
t = ie.table(:index, 5)
t.each { |row| row.to_s }
Take a look at the user guide and unit tests for how to use Watir.
-c
On 6/19/07, B Smith [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
this doesn't work
v_1 = Array.new
ie.table(:index,5).rows.each_with_index do |row, i|
end
OK, I have more clarity on why ie.down_load_time and I aren't getting along.
My pages finish loading...and as the page loads we kick off a bunch of
asynchronous JS. I suspect that ie.wait is doing just what it ought to, but
I (and perhaps others using asynchronous JS) seem to need something
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