Thanks for the input Mark,
Even though a new pop-up opens up, but it's not a new
window. It's more of a div block containing
javascript that opens up.
-g
--- Cain, Mark [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is the wizard a separate window that opens? If yes
then you might want
to try:
#e.g.
I don't know if that helps or not. When I first open
the wizard (showing 1st tab) and do ie.showAllObjects,
I get some stuff. Then when I click on the 2nd tab
and do ie.showAllObjects I get the extra line below:
hiddenname=com.cc.framework.state
id=com.cc.framework.state
Is the content of the tabs displayed in an iFrame?
If you could post the entire html for the main page and popup wizard it
would help.
--Mark
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[mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Gavazn Vahshi
Sent: Wednesday, February 01, 2006 11:00 AM
To:
I
encounteredanerror that I cannot figure out. In my code, I'm linking
to a new pageusing
$ie.link(:text,
"Administration").click
But instead, I get this error:
WIN32OLERuntimeError: Unknown property or
method `document' HRESULT error
code:0x80010108 The object invoked has
disconnected
I have no idea what is causing
this.
Neither do we. So far as we know, your code
snippet might be preceded by
$ie = nil
What does the original page look like? What
doesyour original code look like (that is, at least a few lines before the
call in question)?
(General question, not
Hello there. I just installed Ruby and WATIR on my computer a fewhours ago and
am still learning about this scripting language.
I started with the WATIR User Guide and tried out the steps in Step 3- Run the
Watir Unit Tests. The final sentence here says: Thetests should all run and
pass.
Title: How to handle a timeout when allert window not found?
Hi Rague,
I refere to a thread Nov 22. Within this thread your recommended following code:
We ran into a similar issue a while back. For some reason
(I dont know if it is a ruby issue), rescue doesn't trap 'Timeout' errors.
You
Yes, why not take off the $ before ie and run it again?
Please contact me if you have any questions or if I may be of any assistance.
Thanks,
Rose Cao
SDC West - LLXC, ACD Team
IBM Global Services
303.924.1916 T/L 347-1916
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Michael Bolton [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Bolton is right. We need more to go on.But i can actually answer your actual question (what is causing this) if not your implied question (how can i get my code to work).This is happening because the IE window that $ie was bound to was closed. That is what The object invoked has disconnected from
I'm not sure what Paul Carvalho's issue is such that the folder didn't get
created. Are you sure you're looking in the right place, Paul? Just to be
sure, it shouldn't appear anywhere in your C:\ruby directory tree (assuming
that's your Ruby base directory). It should appear in a subdirectory
Thanks for the detailed reports.The image bugs are common. That code is buggy and needs rewriting.The frame index bugs (expected 0, actual 1) are test-bugs. The code is correct and the tests were fixed in 1.4.1
. (Michael is running 1.4.0, but Paul is running 1.4.1).A couple of these bugs are new
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