[wtr-general] Re: ff.frame(:index,1).button(:index, 2) does not work?

2009-04-06 Thread Michael Hwee
That is strange. Your email summary said "index,2", but you used "index,0" Index is based 1. - Original Message From: jason To: Watir General Sent: Friday, April 3, 2009 10:23:14 AM Subject: [wtr-general] ff.frame(:index,1).button(:index, 2) does not work? has anyone an idea abo

[wtr-general] Re: ff.frame(:index,1).button(:index, 2) does not work?

2009-04-05 Thread Chuck van der Linden
when working with tables I always use IRB and try to use .flash on the table cell I think I want. Often there are hidden rows or columns in the table just used to make it format nicely and the cell might not be the address you think it is. using .flash on it will help you to know if you have the

[wtr-general] Re: ff.frame(:index,1).button(:index, 2) does not work?

2009-04-03 Thread jason
hmm tried that too, but to no avail. but at least it seems that it should work in principle. i will poke around and see what i can find. thanks On Apr 3, 8:02 pm, Charley Baker wrote: > That's an interesting issue. Watir uses 1 based indexing, so it would be > button(:index, 1) - the first butt

[wtr-general] Re: ff.frame(:index,1).button(:index, 2) does not work?

2009-04-03 Thread Charley Baker
That's an interesting issue. Watir uses 1 based indexing, so it would be button(:index, 1) - the first button. -c On Fri, Apr 3, 2009 at 11:23 AM, jason wrote: > > > has anyone an idea about this? > is it me - or is this not supported in firewatir? > > ff.frame(:index,1).button(:index, 0).click