> I tried and failed, but I thought my problem was in the way IE handled
the data. I'd love to be proven wrong:
It works for me, hacking watir.rb with hardcoded credentials like so -
def goto( url )
user = "username"
pass = "password"
auth = "Authorization: Basic " +
Base64.encode64(user + ":" + pass) + "\015\012"
@ie.navigate(url, nil, nil, nil, auth)
wait()
sleep 0.2
return @down_load_time
end
I added a "require 'base64'" near the top.
This is working for a site that's a huge mess of nested frames plus a
swarm of small js, image, and css files, etc. I noticed that you
hardcoded the base64 encoding of the credentials. Did you try to do it
by doing the encoding on the fly?
To productize it, I'd recommending adding a credentials method like
Win32::IE::Mechanize uses.
-Danny
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