Meeting the enemy. I found this at the tcqaa.org site. LOL Bret does
this look like a familiar sales tactic. I'm not sure how they came up
with their costs but ces't lie vie
tcqaa.org/documents/VIP_Selenium_v_QTP_TCQAAPublic.pptx
or on Google docs
http://docs.google.com/viewer?a=v&q=cache
I tried the log events thing, it's nice to know about that, but I don't see
anything that really looks like the JS firing. I see a lot of 'select',
'click' 'keydown', 'input', 'keypress', 'keyup', none of that looks like
what the JS is doing with the type ahead.
-- LIsa
On Mon, May 23, 2011 at 2:3
Hi all,
do you know if we have table body support for Firefox on watir?
I try to use that sample
"
$ie.table(:id, "myGrid").body(:index, 1).each do | row |
row.each do | cell |
## todo: figure out if this contains a sort link
## todo: click the link now, or save a reference for later?
You can use a this xml option in the testrunner:
http://systir.rubyforge.org/classes/Test/Unit/UI/XML/TestRunner.html
$ ruby -rtest/unit/ui/xml/testrunner test/test_1.rb --runner=xml
You can open that with a number of products that would allow you to get down
to the basics (excel, access, probabl
So, I navigate to a page on my test site and define a bunch of variables as
page objects, like so:
site_name = browser.text_field(:id, "sitename")
site_url = browser.text_field(:id, "url")
etc. ...
I then navigate to a new page with a browser.goto. On the new page I define
some additional varia
*Dear All:*
I am okay with reading the HTTP response code.
But could somebody tell me that- How to read the HTTP response header and
response contents?
Thanks in advance.
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Amit
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