Amol
> If it's all too ugly to bear lookin at it, wrap it in a Ruby method or
> class. For example, you might add a method visible? to Element. In that
> method, you could ascend the DOM tree, checking first the node and then each
> parentNode in turn to see if it is visible (climbing the tree in the reverse
> the cascade of inheritance).
For anyone whose interested, here's what I was suggesting:
class Element
def visible?
elm = @o;
display = true
while(elm && elm.tagName != 'BODY')
style = elm.invoke("style");
if style.invoke("display") == 'none' ||
style.invoke("visibility") == 'hidden'
display = false
break
end
elm = elm.parentElement
end
display
end
end
Now all you need to do is something like this:
$ie.text_field(:name, "customer.name").visible?
If it's generally useful, maybe Bret et.al. might consider including
it. For now, paste it into your test script or include it from a file.
John
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