Actually you can. And without any problem through usual
browser.window(:title=>"Browser title").use do
code
end
or even to sub-window
browser.window(:title=>"Browser title").use do
code
browser.window(:title=>"Browser title").use do
code
browser.window(:title=>"Browser title").use do
code
end
end
end
If we speak about alerts and etc, so it is separate API:
browser.alert.ok
or
browser.alert.close
etc
On Saturday, February 2, 2013 6:45:56 PM UTC+2, Jim Evans wrote:
>
> You don't. The WebDriver API doesn't support attaching to an existing
> browser yet, so watir-webdriver can't provide this functionality either.
> Additionally, a large use case for attaching to an existing browser window
> is in manipulating popup browser windows[1], and WebDriver does provide a
> Window API for that purpose. How watir-webdriver exploits that API, I
> couldn't say.
>
> --Jim
>
> [1] Disclaimer: I don't mean to suggest that there aren't other use cases
> for the .attach method, or that popup windows are the most important use
> case for that API, or even that it's the use case you're trying to solve.
> I'm just presenting the state of things as they are in WebDriver. Patches,
> as always, gratefully received.
>
>
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