I encountered this problem yesterday, and unlike the mail archives, I have
an answer. I was getting exactly the behavior described below:
1) I would run a script using file_field.set
2) The script would get to the set method
3a) the choose file window would be invoked
3b) the file setFileDialog.rb
If you want it fixed, enter a new case at Jira (http://jira.openqa.org/browse/WTR), so it would not be forgotten.
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Hi,
I have an HTML field that once saved becomes read-only [readonly=true].
Apart from doing a regex on the source how can I determine this property?
Cheers
Aidy
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ie.radio(:id, id).readonly?On 6/1/06, Adrian Rutter [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,I have an HTML field that once saved becomes read-only [readonly=true].Apart from doing a regex on the source how can I determine this
Thanks for solving this problem.Now that we have a click_no_wait method, we shouldn't have to resort to external *.rb files in the first place.BretOn 6/1/06,
Michael Ruschena [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I encountered this problem yesterday, and unlike the mail archives, I havean answer. I was
Well I may not even have to deal with it anymore, but how would I change this manually? I do not have control over the HTML in the page, I am only interacting with it via Watir.On 5/31/06,
Bret Pettichord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On 5/31/06, Tyler Prete [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Thank you for the
Title: RPC Server unavailable
Yesterday I spent a bunch of time getting my watir and ruby versions synchronized on the various machines I use for developing and running tests. I am now using:
Ruby 1.8.2-15 Stable Release
watir-1.5.1.1017
Is this the right (or at least a good) Ruby
On 6/1/06, Lillis, Dara [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Yesterday I spent a bunch of time getting my watir and ruby versions synchronized on the various machines I use for developing and running tests. I am now using:
Ruby 1.8.2-15 Stable Release
watir-1.5.1.1017
Is this the right (or at
On 6/1/06, Tyler Prete [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Well I may not even have to deal with it anymore, but how would I change this manually? I do not have control over the HTML in the page, I am only interacting with it via Watir.By design, Watir is a tool for automating things that you can do
Please send HTML page and code.On 5/24/06, Manish Sapariya [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Is this one known?I searched through the archive and could not find anything similar to this.I saw this only first time, and I am not sure whether I will see thisagain with the same script.Please let me know if
I'm doing this because I need to test if a page has been loaded correctly
after clicking a link, maybe there's a easier form of checking this..
def wait_for_page(seconds)
begin
@ie.link(:text,My Incredibly Important Link).click
do_the_next_thing_method
rescue
sleep 1
On 6/1/06, Rodrigo Julian Martin [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was wondering if there's a way of setting the
timeout parameter for the .wait method… I mean, let's say that a
page doesn't load in 10 seconds. Could I trap that the .wait method
failed after 10 seconds in order to log that?
P.S. I have my doubts about McMahon's suggestion.
:)
I'm doing something very similar to this in my current Watir scripts
right now, except I haven't put in the max-retries logic yet.
-Chris
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The problem is that link().click won't return until the page is loaded. Maybe you meant to use link().ole_object.click instead?BretOn 6/1/06, Chris McMahon
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P.S. I have my doubts about McMahon's suggestion.:)I'm doing something very similar to this in my current Watir
On 6/1/06, Bret Pettichord [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The problem is that link().click won't return until the page is loaded.
Maybe you meant to use link().ole_object.click instead?
Ah, you're right, I misunderstood the original question.
Rodrigo, in my case, I have interim pages that show
I had a similar requirement and addressed
it by adding my methods to the Element class.
This may not be the best solution, but it worked for me.
module Watir
class Element
def click_wait(how_long
= 30)
wait_for(how_long)
click
end
def wait_for(how_long=30)
Thanks for all your replies
The Chris McMahon answer doesnt fit
exactly with what Im trying to do, but maybe is a good approach
Bret, with the assert sentence, can I say
something like If assert fails, do some code?
John, I cant understand your code,
I guess Im too newbie to OO
Tyler,
What I've done in the past is to create a new method, Element#html=
which allows you to replace the outerHTML for any element:
class Watir::Element
def html=(new_html)
assert_exists
@o.outerHTML = new_html
end
end
Unfortunately, when playing with your top level document
Zeljko Filipin wrote:
ie.radio(:id, id).readonly?
On 6/1/06, *Adrian Rutter* [EMAIL PROTECTED]
mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Hi,
I have an HTML field that once saved becomes read-only
[readonly=true].
Apart from doing a regex on the source how can I determine this
Bret, I think we are having some syntactic problems. I CAN do it manually, by interacting with the page myself. I'll try and explain the situation since I can't actually give an example. I am working with a customer service app that has multiple frames, a search bar on the left, a customer frame
Try
ie2.show_links to see all the links in the page
and ie2.show_tables to see all the tables in the page
Looking at the code snippet --
ie2.link(:text, '2').click should set the date to '2006-06-02'
ie2.link(:id, ).click should set the date to '2006-06-02'
Ie2.table(:index, 2)[2][6].click
Oops -- typo
2nd example should be
ie2.link(:index, 7).click should set the date to '2006-06-02'
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I can't provide the full html because I don't have access to it, but here is the link I am trying to click from the popup:a href='' target='cust' 8560113/aI imagine part of the problem is related to the onclick _javascript_ event, however I did try calling it seperately with no success.
On 6/1/06,
*IF* (this is a big if, because I am not familiar with the calendar
thing) the elements are in a predicable pattern on the page, then here
is a possible avenue of approach:
You could access the elements by index, and use the html= method of
David's to give them names or IDs. Then access as
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