Hi
Angrez,
This
is is the code I'm trying to run
require 'watir'
ie =
Watir::IE.start("http://dev/index.asp")
ie.element_by_xpath("//[EMAIL PROTECTED]'top_menu_map']/area[6]/").click()
I've
tried various modifications to the XPath but what you see above is what I get
from the XPath
Hi there, I'm currently writing a script that will walk through our site map and spit out a list of page sizes and load times to a text file.Using the Watir examples I found a function that gets the html page and I guessed that you could get the length using:
puts ie.html.lengthThis spits out a
Incidentally, someone once mentioned to me that there is a down_load_time
attribute, but I can't find any info on it anywhere. Is there a reference
in the Watir API or elsewhere that can tell me what methods and attributes are
available for working with the HTML pages?For load
time try
I've been trying to get cruise control to work as per Yury's blog
http://blogs.byte-force.com/buggins/archive/2005/11/29/704.aspx
Based on the example in the blog I have a testsuite.rb with a straight
copy / paste of Yury's code.
# This part is all of old code to run tests.
# (It just picks all
Hi
I'd like to be able to specify additional command line parameters. Eg
url ( dev or sys test envs ), a directory to dump results to, a flag to
close (or not) the browser at the finish of a test.
What I'm using at the moment is ARGV[]
Eg @test_site = ARGV[0]
Problem with this is that the
I think you can edit watir.rb to make the default state invisible.
Would that help? You can then explicitly make it visible within your
script if you need it to be. I know I've done this in the past.
Jared
Neri, Marco wrote:
Hi
I'd like to be able to specify additional command line
