I also ran into this yesterday. There was talk in
http://rubyforge.org/pipermail/wtr-development/2012-February/003541.html
about fixing watir-classic to be the same. Though it looks like it was not
implemented.
I think all you would need to do for watir-classic is change the style
method to:
# return the css style as a string
def style(property = nil)
assert_exists
if property
ole_object.currentStyle.send(property)
else
ole_object.style.cssText
end
end
It would make watir-classic similar to watir-webdriver. Though I think you
would get different formats for some of the properties (example 'color').
Justin Ko
On Friday, October 26, 2012 6:26:53 AM UTC-4, Connor C wrote:
>
> Hey Jarmo or whoever else can help :),
>
> In the latest wair-classic the Element#style() method works as follows
>
> # return the css style as a string
> def style
> assert_exists
> ole_object.style.cssText
> end
>
>
> but it still doesn't behave like the webdriver version (which takes a
> property argument).
>
> def style(property = nil)
> if property
> assert_exists
> @element.style property
> else
> attribute_value("style").to_s.strip
> end
> end
>
>
> It would be really useful if the watir-classic behaviour matched the web
> driver version. Are there any plans to update this in the future or is
> there a specfic reason they are different?
>
> Thanks thanks thanks,
> Connor
>
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