Run you part of code in new thread:
thr = Thread.new {
your_object.fire_event("onMouseDown")
your_object.fire_event("onMouseUp")
}
sleep(5) #Waiting for end of execution of thread
#continue your test
On 26 янв, 23:25, Bill Mosteller <w...@greatdecals.com> wrote:
> The application situation is that the user is about to discard unsaved
> work. A dialog box appears titled "Windows Internet Explorer" saying
> "Are you sure you want to delete the selected Email?" with buttons
> "OK" and "Cancel".
>
> I thought my prayers were answered for this when I
> found:http://wiki.openqa.org/display/WTR/JavaScript+Pop+Ups
>
> While it proposes five solutions to the problem, solutions 3 thorugh 5
> require the use of .click_no_wait. I'm testing a SproutCore
> application, and .click doesn't work, so .click_no_wait doesn't,
> either. (I'm using .fire_event("onMouseDown") followed by .fire_event
> ("onMouseUp") to click on things.
>
> So I tried solutions 1 and 2 in the article, and while I got both to
> execute without errors in my application, neither approach dismisses
> my modal dialog box.
>
> Thankis.
> Bill Mosteller
> Eloqua
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