Something like this might work
Watir::Wait.until { @browser.links(:class, "more-matches").length >= 5 }
@browser.links(:class, "more-matches").each do |d|
d.click
p d.text
end
If you know what the expected number is you could probably just do
d.when_present.click within the each block a
You almost never need to resort to xpath if you're using watir. Something like
this?
b.div(:class, 'modal-dialog-content').tbodys[0].text_fields[0]
b.div(:class, 'modal-dialog-content').tbodys[0].text_fields[1]
On Wednesday, November 13, 2013 3:55 AM, QOExcel wrote:
Hello, All
I have to f
Hello, All
I have to find a couple locators (textboxes).They have the same so
i need xpath to find definite locator :
Find
I can find by such request : div(:test_el1, :xpath
=> '//div[@class="modal-dialog-content"]') but i can't define lower
elements through this request
Hi,
I am using watir+ cucumber. I want to know how to make sure if the multiple
elements belonging to a same class have been captured and will loop through.
I tried the code:
@browser.links(:class, "more-matches").each do |d|
d.click
p d.text
end
Issue faced: the step definition passes wit
I have an issue with my watir tests. I am in the process of migrating to a
new firewall, and when behind my old firewall the tests work as designed.
But when I move my test server behind my new firewall I get the following
error.
/var/lib/jenkins/.rvm/rubies/ruby-1.9.3-p194/lib/ruby/1.9.1/net
