I know this is mainly for Watir, but I thought some of you might be interested in what I found with FireWatir.
One of my goals at the place I am currently working is to have a set of scripts that I can run on IE, Firefox, and Safari. I already have a number of scripts working for Watir. I finally was able to get FireWatir working on my system (for those interested, you might want to check out the Google FireWater Group discussion at http://groups.google.com/group/firewatir ). I modified the first script by changing references from Watir to FireWatir. I had anticipated doing this so I changed the $br = Watir::IE.new to $br = FireWatir::Firefox.new and ran the script. After correcting a couple editing errors, the script ran all the way through. I was very happy since the script did a number of operations that were common to other scripts. I decided to try this with a second script. I made the edits and ran the script. This time the script failed because it could not locate a table cell that was identified by class. $br.cell(:class, "x") This works fine in Watir. I went back and looked at the cell and the class is the only thing that uniqely identifies it. I 'll have to figure something else to do. Jim Matthews
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