HI,I am facing a strange problem while i run refresh button script ,it works fine only for few objects of the page remaing fields left as it is.i didnt find the consistency also...so please help me in finding the the reason as well as solution for the same.
Thanks Very muchMayor
Somebody could actually help you if you had provided your code and html.
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I am trying to get a frame on a page to load a specific page, i.e. $ie.frame(:name, 'name').goto('
http://specificsite.com'), but when I do this I get a NoMethodError. I know that show_all_objects works within a frame, as well as most of the interactive methods (text_field, button, click, etc),
I will let you know when I have something to show.On 5/30/06, Bret Pettichord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Zeljko,I also will be needing to automate the verfication that my application sent correct emails. I appreciate your sharing what you find in this area.
Bret
Tyler,
I know this isn't supported right now. I did some investigation and I
don't see a navigate function in the frame's OLE object (which is used
by the base IE object in goto).
I even tried to do a raw substitute in the IE document that contains the
frameset, but was unable to find an
Thank you for the help David. It looks like for now I will just have to try and work-around the frame issue... probably won't be too bad. I would post some actual code but I am writing this for use with a company intranet, so it wouldn't do much good anyway.
Ciao,--TylerOn 5/31/06, David Schmidt
Title: How to create a script for calendar function?
Using WATIR I am having problem to create a document that includes the calendar function.
How can I drive a _javascript_ to execute the calendar function, where the text field can not be populated with the date and it's only allow you to
If you aren't trying to do anything complicated - and
the calendar control responds to keyboard input - you
might want to try using the send_keys method to set
the calendar control:
ie.image(:id, my_calendar_icon).click
ie.send_keys({UP})
ie.send_keys({LEFT})
ie.send_keys({ENTER})
The drawback
Not sure if all calendar functions are created equal -- the one used at
my site pops up another IE window -- I can attach to it and then drive
it like always.
ie.image(:id, 'my_calendar_icon').click
@ie2=IE.attach(:title, /Select Date/)
Now @ie2 is another browser instance with select_lists,
On 5/31/06, Tyler Prete [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you for the help David. It looks like for now I will just have to try and work-around the frame issue... probably won't be too bad. I would post some actual code but I am writing this for use with a company intranet, so it wouldn't do much
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