Ok, so I'm down to just seeking the answer which, for me at this time, is
the best teacher.
So go to quibids.com, click one of the items on auction. See the Bidding
History table? I'm trying to get the value, programatically, of the first
name in the list. I used the following:
Thanks for the info, Zeljko. That's going to take some studying to
understand.
one more question and might be a simple answer but after spending a few
hours looking for code example I found nothing. How do I simiply examine
the value of a certain element? For example, on the quibid home
On Thu, Dec 6, 2012 at 9:25 PM, TommyW tommy6206...@yahoo.com wrote:
How do I simiply examine the value of a certain element?
You need an inspector tool. Most browsers have one build in. Right click an
element and select inspect element in context menu that appears.
Željko
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Before
yes, I use the IE inspector tool but how do you do that in Watir
programatically. I'm thinking it's something like:
b.text_field(:id,abcedf).value?
that's where I'm stuck. :)
On Thursday, December 6, 2012 2:41:10 PM UTC-6, Željko Filipin wrote:
On Thu, Dec 6, 2012 at 9:25 PM, TommyW
I've tried for a couple hours trying to find the right combination of:
browser.button(:id, 929940484).click
to click the button on the Quibids.com item-specific page but have had zero
luck. It keeps giving Unable to Locate Element error. I have also tried
:value of Bid Now and a countless
Hi Tommy,
I need you to be a bit more specific in order to help you, What Bid now
are you trying to click. On the main entry page there are at least 5 Bid
Now buttons, are you trying to click on the first element or what? IE
Developer tools lists the first Bid Now as div class=271302023
On Sat, Dec 1, 2012 at 10:30 PM, TommyW tommy6206...@yahoo.com wrote:
browser.button(:id, 929940484).click
Looks like relevant HTML is:
a href=# class=buttons bid medium orangeBid Now/a
You should be able to click it with:
browser.a(:text = Bid Now).click
By the way, that will click the
