A little more context is in order. I have a function that returns an
Element Collection, ie
def getDivs
@browser.divs(:class, /.*myClass.*/)
end
On each page refresh I call this function to check that they contain some
other divs,
getDivs.all? do |d|
end
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Sounds like the page contents may be getting updated at some point
(perhaps by client side code) after your first call.
are you creating an object and then trying multiple operations
against the object?
eg something like this
stuff = @browser.div(:class, /.*myClass.*/)
stuff.link(:how, 'what).
Sounds like shoes has an unsupportable design. You could try to fix that,
but it's probably a lot of work. Your alternative is to use an older
ruby/watir.
Good luck
Dave
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I'm consistently getting ObsoleteElementErrors thrown when using a regex to
select by class name, ie:
@browser.div(:class, /.*myClass.*/)
The first call to this works fine, but subsequent calls throw the
ObsoleteElementError. In this case my element has multiple classes and
simply doing
@bro
But shoes has a ruby intergrated inside itself. For that ruby, there
is no "gem" executable.
On Jan 10, 12:43 am, Dave McNulla wrote:
> can't you just run "c:\> gem -v" to see the version you are using of gems?
> And if you are using the wrong one, run "c:\> gem update --system"
>
> Dave
>
>
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On Jan 10, 8:09 am, Chuck van der Linden wrote:
> Well, we just had our 500th question with a 'Watir" tag on it posted
> over on Stack Overflow. http://stackoverflow.com/q/8796067/409820
>
> Tempting to suggest we should vote the heck out of it just because
> it's #500, but
On Tue, Jan 10, 2012 at 7:09 AM, Chuck van der Linden
wrote:
> Well, we just had our 500th question with a 'Watir" tag on it posted
> over on Stack Overflow.
This is great news! :)
Željko
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