Hi Zeljko,
Thanks for the reply.
I'll start using Regular watir
But incase if anyone wanted to use .. i got a SOLUTION
Solution 1:Better one
I just added this setter method in this file (C:\Ruby\lib\ruby\gems
\1.8\gems\watir-1.6.2\lib\watir\watir_simple)
def assignBrowser(browser)
@@browser = browser; #Abhishek Sreepal added for his
convenience
end
To access another methods First we have to call this method
(assignBrowser)and then we can call another methods like
"navigate_to" and "assert_text_in_body'
Solution 2:
To access methods like "navigate_to" and "assert_text_in_body' , first
we need to call the first method which is "new_browser_at(url)" and
then we can call methods like "navigate_to" and "assert_text_in_body'
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