You can iterate through a table's rows with the .rows function. Using
this, we can find out where your row with the id "xyz" is and add one:
def nextRow(tbl,rowid)
i=0
tbl.rows.each{ |r|
i+=1
return i+1 if(r.id=="rowid")
}
That will return the index of the row after the row with id "rowid",
which you can then use like this:
tbl[nextRow(tbl,"xyz")].text
Hope this helps!
-Dylan
On Aug 12, 2:59 pm, Steve Hamlett <shaml...@twia.org> wrote:
> I need to read contents from a row that does not have an id. That is,
> the HTML tag that designates the row is just <TR>. Therefore, I can't
> address it directly.
>
> Is there a way to address it indirectly?
>
> It happens that the tag for the prior row does have an id, e.g. <TR
> id=xyz>.
>
> Is there a way to tell Watir to go to the row following the one with
> the id?
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