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Try something like this using file_field instead of
text_field: $path =
"C\:\\watir_bonus\\working\\Approach.doc" $ie.frame(:index, 5).file_field(:id,
"fileName").set("#{$path}") $autoit = WIN32OLE.new("AutoItX3.Control") $autoit.WinWait("Choose file", "Do you
want to open or save this file?", 3) $autoit.WinActivate("Choose file") $autoit.WinWait("Choose file", "Look
&in", 3) $autoit.ControlSetText("Choose file",
"", "Edit1", "#{$path}") $autoit.ControlClick("Choose file", "Look
&in", "&Open") $ie.frame(:index, 5).button(:name,
"submitLinkManagerForm").click --Mark From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On
Behalf Of [EMAIL PROTECTED] I may
have posted twice. Looks like the first one did not make it through. I have
web application that requires attaching a file very similar to attaching a file
in Yahoo mail. Rather than manipulating the attach button, navigating to the
file and attaching it, I thought I would use a short cut by writing directly
into the text field the path to the file. However, using this approach returns
an UnknownObjectException. To
illustrate, I'm using the text field method ie.text_field(:name,
"typeinme").set("some text") <input
type = "text" name = "typeinme"
> However,
in my html reads like this: <input
type = "file" name = "typeinme"
> Does
anybody have any ideas how to solve this problem? |
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