Title: RE: [Wtr-general] Modula test execution?
I take it back. It works just fine. I had a typo in my
code.
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Title: RE: [Wtr-general] Modula test execution?
Is it possible to have one global variable across multiple files?
In the example below "$ie" is the global variable in the file "open.rb".
File: Login:
#Includes
require 'watir' # the watir controller
include Watir
require 'open
Title: Tricky checkbox selection
Sorry guys...it would help if you can see what I'm
doing. Here it is. This is the original code that produced the
error:
def test_delete_user # Delete a
user @array_index=0; @login
= Login.new($user, $password, $url,
$submit_key) $ie.link(:tex
On 1/24/06, Richard Lawrence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> Unfortunately, fixing the bug doesn't get rid of the orphan IE window
> from the last run of the test suite. And because of the way my team
> develops smoke tests for this app, this is a common pattern for a bug in
> smoke tests; the s
> I am new to ruby and watir, so this might be a very trivial question.
Welcome!
>
> Is there a elegant solution to have a modular test script approach?
>
> I have blocks of code that will be always the same for the web-site I am
> going to test, like "login", "search", "logout", etc. So my idea
Title: Modula test execution?
Hello,
I am new to ruby and watir, so this might be a very trivial question.
Is there a elegant solution to have a modular test script approach?
I have blocks of code that will be always the same for the web-site I am going to test, like "login", "search", "
Good plan. All I need now are developers who never check in bugs and I
won't need to wrestle with smoke tests at all.
Unfortunately, fixing the bug doesn't get rid of the orphan IE window
from the last run of the test suite. And because of the way my team
develops smoke tests for this app, this i
Get the developer to fix his bug?
---Michael B.
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Sent: January 24, 2006 1:49 PM
To: wtr-general@rubyforge.org
Subject: Re: [Wtr-general] close all IE windows
It's not that. It's an address l
Title: Tricky checkbox selection
> To find the last index value, I sorted
the array to give the largest number. Knowing this I can delete the last user
created. The problem is this: When I try to use any of the built in Array
methods other than Sergio example, I get the following
error:
WI
It's not that. It's an address like "http://localhost:1505/Web"; (the
local address of the VS web server on a developer's machine) that a
developer left in a smoke test instead of switching to the correct
address for the build server. But since nothing is listening on 1505 on
the build server, the
Good afternoon:
I have two areas where I am currently blocked.
The most important concern is dowloading a file. I use Winclicker
successfully for handling other pop-ups in our application but when if
comes to File Download it does not appear to work. Searching the archives
I find reference
Title: Tricky checkbox selection
David,
I would need to see the code to see what
is happening. But if you are getting the collection of objects with the same
name and then trying to sort that array you can’t. The reason is that the
array of controls is really not an array it is unique obje
Problem is IE is also works as File Explorer. Attach code does not
work with file explorer behaviour. If your IE with invalid web address
is a file explorer window you can not do that. As I understand from
error, it may not be possible to do that
On 1/24/06, Richard Lawrence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wr
Title: Tricky checkbox selection
I ran into a similar problem and your suggestion worked
great. However, I ran into slightly different problem. In my case, I have a list
of users that can be updated and deleted. Every time I add a user, the value is
increased by 1. For example,
and so
I've added a rescue block to deal with the exception, but that doesn't
help me attach to windows that currently have an invalid web address.
Effectively, what I'm looking for is a way to call attach without it
calling wait internally. Is that possible somehow?
Thanks,
Richard
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I think this will help.
begin
# attach to and close all IE windows
rescue
end
I think that Bret Pettichord posted code that does what you need, but
I can not find it now.
Zeljko
2006/1/24, Richard Lawrence <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
>
>
>
> I'm trying to attach to and close all IE windows before an
I’m trying to attach to and close all IE windows
before and after my tests to ensure that there are no orphan IE windows.
However, if there is an error in one of the open windows (due to an invalid
address, for example), the attach calls fails like this:
Watir::Exception::NavigationExc
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