The best way to do this is to completely seperate your markup (html)
from your behaviour (js). Your link should actually point to a real URL
that works in case someone has JS turned off. This way you can select
the link with ie.link(:url, 'linkurl').
If you give the url a unique id or even a class that all ajax urls will
use, you can use JS (most likely a JS library) to select the links and
add event handlers to them (and possibly parse the url to understand
what the request params are), making the AJAX call and killing the event
so the browser doesn't actually request the page. That's how I would do it.
-Ryan
Naga Harish Kanegolla wrote:
> Hi all,
> Till now I am using ie.link(:url,"http"//www.xyz/abc.html") for a link in
> watir.Now I have a problem for the ajax link. i.e., the url obtained in the
> html source is
> <a href="#" onclick="new
> Ajax.Request('/data_entry/ajax_add_term/131?contract_id=227',
> {asynchronous:true, evalScripts:true}); return false;">add a term</a>
>
> So how could i use this url for the link in watir?? Please tell me the syntax
> in watir for using such type of ajax links. Actually i am having the same
> "add a term" more than 10 . so i can't use the text link.Please help me out
> such types.
>
> Thanks in Advance
> Harish
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