If I want to monkey patch Watir to recognize custom HTML attributes
("custom_attrib" in the example code) I just add this code:
module Watir
class Element
def custom_attrib
@how = :ole_object
return @o.custom_attrib
end
end
end
However, take a look at the custom attributes on this div element:
<div class="contentauthoring_cell_element" data-element-id="id6775571"
data-element-type="contacts">
Notice that those custom items contain dashes. This is bad, because Ruby
does not allow dashes to exist in its method names.
So, is Watir simply unable to be monkey-patched for these sorts of custom
attributes? If so, that would be really unfortunate because it seems like a
pretty common thing to have in HTML nowadays.
OTOH, if it can be monkey-patched to support these things, then how?
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