Thank you, Rich.
What you propose has no difference with ie.link( :text, /vb/ ).click
As I wrote, it works.
Unfortunately, I cannot use it.
I develop a function that has a parameter var.
It takes the text that goes into regular expression.
This is equivalent to
var = "vb"
ie.link( :text, /"#{var}"/ ).click
The link is dynamic. It can be contain "vb" today and "bv" tomorrow.
The question is how to use the variable content in the regex?
Regards,
Vladimir
On Mar 23, 6:58 pm, Rich Downie <richdow...@gmail.com> wrote:
> try this;
> var = /vb/
> ie.link(:text, var).click
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> On Mon, Mar 23, 2009 at 9:46 PM, vladimir...@hotmail.com <
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> vladimir...@hotmail.com> wrote:
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> > I have a link with the following text: vb (User-44, vb:DocuShare)CPX.
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> > It works when I use the statement:
> > ie.link( :text, /vb/ ).click
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> > But for the following code:
> > var = "vb"
> > ie.link( :text, /"#{var}"/ ).click
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> > it gives me the message Unable to locate element, using :text, /"vb"/.
> > May be it treats vb in regex as "vb".
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> > Please, help.
> > Thanks,
> > Vladimir
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