Also, to clarify. In Watir `#set` is combination of `#clear` and
`#send_keys` for text editable elements. Everything that works for
Selenium's `#send_keys` will work for Watir's `#set`, so just make sure
you are using the method you need.
On Friday, February 17, 2017 at 11:50:34 AM UTC-6, Sup
Sounds resolved
So it looks like you need to send a tab as the control probably has an
onblur JS event tied to it.
So with send_keys you can include special keys like :Home :Shift :End to
select and :tab to move to the next focus
I believe you can even add delays in the send_keys stream.
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Hi Titus,
Sorry for late reply! Your code which has been given in Stackoverflow is a
good catch but you are missing the crucial point that watir
text_field.set() method doesn't includes the tab So refresh doesn't start
until it moves on to the next field.
But what happens actually is, I am wr
