Hi cassiano, Thanks for your response.
I tried sleep 10 command before click command and I am getting the same result.( No action is performed). Do you have any other suggestions? Thanks SaroSini On Tuesday, May 15, 2012 6:10:11 PM UTC+5:30, Srinivas wrote: > > I tried to click an div tag element using its class name in Firefox > browser and it was not triggered. > > The command i used is: br.div(:class, "upload").click, actually it > executes the statement, but action was not happened and I have also > not getting any error as well. > > I have also tried the following commands to locate the same object and > I am succeed as well: > > br.div(:class, "upload").flash > > br.div(:class, "upload").present? > > Note: This problem happens only in Firefox, whereas in Google Chrome > same code working fine. > > could anyone help me on this regard? > > Thanks Sarosini On Tuesday, May 15, 2012 6:10:11 PM UTC+5:30, Srinivas wrote: > > I tried to click an div tag element using its class name in Firefox > browser and it was not triggered. > > The command i used is: br.div(:class, "upload").click, actually it > executes the statement, but action was not happened and I have also > not getting any error as well. > > I have also tried the following commands to locate the same object and > I am succeed as well: > > br.div(:class, "upload").flash > > br.div(:class, "upload").present? > > Note: This problem happens only in Firefox, whereas in Google Chrome > same code working fine. > > could anyone help me on this regard? > > Thanks Sarosini On Tuesday, May 15, 2012 6:10:11 PM UTC+5:30, Srinivas wrote: > > I tried to click an div tag element using its class name in Firefox > browser and it was not triggered. > > The command i used is: br.div(:class, "upload").click, actually it > executes the statement, but action was not happened and I have also > not getting any error as well. > > I have also tried the following commands to locate the same object and > I am succeed as well: > > br.div(:class, "upload").flash > > br.div(:class, "upload").present? > > Note: This problem happens only in Firefox, whereas in Google Chrome > same code working fine. > > could anyone help me on this regard? > > Thanks Sarosini On Tuesday, May 15, 2012 6:10:11 PM UTC+5:30, Srinivas wrote: > > I tried to click an div tag element using its class name in Firefox > browser and it was not triggered. > > The command i used is: br.div(:class, "upload").click, actually it > executes the statement, but action was not happened and I have also > not getting any error as well. > > I have also tried the following commands to locate the same object and > I am succeed as well: > > br.div(:class, "upload").flash > > br.div(:class, "upload").present? > > Note: This problem happens only in Firefox, whereas in Google Chrome > same code working fine. > > could anyone help me on this regard? > > Thanks Sarosini On Tuesday, May 15, 2012 6:10:11 PM UTC+5:30, Srinivas wrote: > > I tried to click an div tag element using its class name in Firefox > browser and it was not triggered. > > The command i used is: br.div(:class, "upload").click, actually it > executes the statement, but action was not happened and I have also > not getting any error as well. > > I have also tried the following commands to locate the same object and > I am succeed as well: > > br.div(:class, "upload").flash > > br.div(:class, "upload").present? > > Note: This problem happens only in Firefox, whereas in Google Chrome > same code working fine. > > could anyone help me on this regard? > > Thanks Sarosini -- Before posting, please read http://watir.com/support. In short: search before you ask, be nice. [email protected] http://groups.google.com/group/watir-general [email protected]
