Using your example HTML, you can verify the contents of the text field
with either of the following:
assert(ie.text_field(:id, 'ctl140_ctl00_ctl09_txtValue').value ==
'FOO')
or
assert(ie.text_field(:name, 'ctl140$ctl00$ctl09$txtValue').value
== 'FOO')
You identify the text field by eithe
IE won't run on Solaris that I"m aware of, unless I suppose you run windows
emulation with Wine. The jssh extension can be compiled on Solaris and run
with Firefox. I don't have a Solaris box anymore, but if you're familiar
with it and compiling apps for it, I wouldn't guess it'd be that hard.
Rig
dara, you are correct. 'FOO' is an entry in a text field, not part of
the text of the page. It does not appear in ie.text.
When I view the source with FOO in the text field, the following HTML
is the part of the source containing FOO:
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On Jan 23, 12:25 pm, dara wrote:
> It sou
This will require that JSSH (the firefox plug in) be compiled for
Solaris. This will allow Watir to test Firefox on Solaris.
Bret
Tiffany Fodor wrote:
> Hi all!
>
> Just curious if anyone is successfully running Watir on Solaris. I
> have a friend who would like to use Watir, but needs to run
Hi Bret!
Is compiling JSSH for Solaris on your roadmap or is this something we
can/should do on our own?
Does this mean that support for IE on Solaris already exists?
Thanks!
-Tiffany
On Jan 23, 12:15 pm, Bret Pettichord wrote:
> This will require that JSSH (the firefox plug in) be compiled
Of course you are right. My suggestion was stupid. Please everyone purge
it from sight.
Bret
Michael Hwee wrote:
> Or, just get ride of 'assert' and 'contains_text'.
>
> Just use
>
> if ie.text.include?("FOO")
> puts "FOO found"
> else
> puts "FOO not found"
> end
>
> Michael
>
>
>
> -
Oops - didn't notice you had the same solution.
Good call Michael! ;-)
-Tiffany
On Jan 23, 10:53 am, Michael Hwee wrote:
> Or, just get ride of 'assert' and 'contains_text'.
>
> Just use
>
> if ie.text.include?("FOO")
> puts "FOO found"
> else
> puts "FOO not found"
> end
>
> Michael
>
>
Hi!
I typically conditionals like this for text:
if ie.text.include?('FOO')
puts 'FOO found'
else
puts 'FOO not found'
end
Hope this helps!
-Tiffany
On Jan 23, 7:22 am, Monkeybuns wrote:
> The following code returns "FOO not found" even though
> "FOO" is present in the output of ie.s
It sounds as though 'FOO' is in your HTML but not in the text of the
page.
'FOO' appearing in ie.show_all_objects does not mean it will appear in
ie.text.
If 'FOO' does not appear in ie.text (try "puts ie.text"), then
ie.contains_text('FOO') and ie.text.include?('FOO') are always going
to return
Don't you need a attribute value for the frame?
ie.frame(:id,"main").link(:text,"Add New").click.
-Original Message-
From: watir-general@googlegroups.com
[mailto:watir-gene...@googlegroups.com] On Behalf Of malar
Sent: Friday, January 23, 2009 1:15 AM
To: Watir General
Subject: [wtr-ge
Hi!
This is pretty difficult to troubleshoot without more details. What
are the differences between your machines?
The best way to troubleshoot this yourself would be to use irb. If
you haven't used it before, just open a command prompt and type irb.
Then you can try various commands on the exi
Or, just get ride of 'assert' and 'contains_text'.
Just use
if ie.text.include?("FOO")
puts "FOO found"
else
puts "FOO not found"
end
Michael
- Original Message
From: Bret Pettichord
To: watir-general@googlegroups.com
Sent: Friday, January 23, 2009 7:05:46 AM
Subject: [wtr-gen
Hi all!
Just curious if anyone is successfully running Watir on Solaris. I
have a friend who would like to use Watir, but needs to run it on
Solaris as well as Windows. She only needs to test IE and Firefox, so
the browsers are covered.
Thanks!
-Tiffany
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became
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On Jan 23, 9:05 am, Bret Pettichord wrote:
> I'm not sure if contains_text returns false or nil when fails to find a
> match. Try this instead:
>
> if assert(ie.contains_text("FOO"))
>
>
>
> Monkeybuns w
I had the same problem. It reproduce if url of main application and
url of frame are not equal. For example, if main url (in address field
of browser) is http://localhost/index.html and frame url(src)
http://127.0.0.1/frame.html and you wants to get some data from
elements which locate in frame yo
I'm not sure if contains_text returns false or nil when fails to find a
match. Try this instead:
if assert(ie.contains_text("FOO"))
Monkeybuns wrote:
> The following code returns "FOO not found" even though
> "FOO" is present in the output of ie.show_all_objects:
>
>ie = Watir::IE.attach(
The following code returns "FOO not found" even though
"FOO" is present in the output of ie.show_all_objects:
ie = Watir::IE.attach(:title,"FooBar Report")
ie.show_all_objects
if assert(ie.contains_text("FOO") != nil)
puts "FOO found"
else
puts "FOO not found"
end
Seems
Hi,
i am new to watir.
The following code is running properly in one machine.
ie.show_frames
ie.frame("main").link(:text, "Add New").click
if i try to run in another machine, i am getting "Access Denied" and
"Unable to Locate a frame named main" errors
what is the problem?
Can u pl resolve it an
This is probably a lot easier if you use Roo.
Full details available here: http://roo.rubyforge.org/
An example on how to read OpenOffice here:
http://watirmelon.wordpress.com/2009/01/05/watir-and-roo/
The advantage is that you can then switch between excel, OO and GDocs
without any code change.
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