It still doesn't seem to be working using rautomation (v 0.6.3, 0.7.0 has a
problem with the way taza opens the browser instance).
The script is setting the path and saving ( i get a download complete
confirmation), but windows 7 64-bit seems to be ingoring what i've set and
going with the def
Have you tried using the form method? It's usually less confusing if you start
with a broad scope and then narrow it down gradually. Maybe something like
these will get you closer:
b.divs.each {|d| puts d.html; puts "\n"}
puts b.form(:id=>'form1').div(:class=>'form-container').html
b.form(:id=
maybe you can try and locate the div that is wrapped around the object you
want and do a .html on what it returns and see if the element you want is
actually there.
because of the edited html we may not be looking at the right information
for the element so you would have the best chance if you tri
Hi Chuck/Anthony/Oscar
I tried all but no luck...
when i tried
1. found = ie.div(:id => 'Submitted-From').present?
IRB says:
False
2.ie.text_field(:id => "Submitted-From_txt").html
IRB says:
-
Watir::Exception::UnknownObjectException: Unable to locate element, using
Hi All,
I am using Watir 1.6.5 since long time for IE, FF automation. I
have to support the scripts what I automated earlier with IE9 now and
I see that click method in IE9 is not clicking the object even though
watir is not throwing any error.
Please look into this issue.
Sumanth
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