I do not know if this has any value:gem list*** LOCAL GEMS ***[...]watir (1.4.1) Automated testing tool for web applications.ruby -vruby 1.8.4 (2005-12-24) [i386-mswin32]
irb(main):001:0 require watir= falseirb(main):002:0 require Watirc:/ruby/lib/ruby/gems/1.8/gems/watir-1.4.1/./Watir.rb:1039:
When talking about forums at openqa.org, what is the purpose of Watir Developers (http://forums.openqa.org/forum.jspa?forumID=6
). There are only three threads, and I think they all belong to watir general.
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Watir General Group;
I am relatively new to Watir and have run up against a
problem I am unable to solve. I need to enumerate all the span tags on a page,
find one with a custom attribute, and get access to the control inside that
span tag.
I have seen 1 reference to this issue
Has anyone ever tried to script a Windows Sharepoint site?
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It appears that wtr-general went down for several days, but is now back up. I'm not sure why, but i do know that rubyforge migrated to new hardware last week and suspect that this may be related.Bret
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Zeljko,
Your problem is that that second require should be include Watir
(with no quotes). When you did the second require you got messages for
all the constants that were being re-defined.
David
Zeljko Filipin wrote:
I do not know if this has any value:
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I have two suggestions.1. Remove it entirely; or2. Rename it to Watir Development and have it mirror [EMAIL PROTECTED].I am currently very behind on replying to emails on wtr-development (my apologies) so i am somewhat reluctant to making it easier for people to post questions there.
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Howdy all I have some Watir tests
that invoke the file_field field object, and Ive noticed some slightly
odd behavior when running on native WinXP vs. virtual
WinXP through VMware.
If a regular page has a file_field control,
everything works peachy.
But, the application also has
Do mean you must 'iterate through' all the spans on the
page? Or do you have a need to specifically enumerate them for later
use?
If you do not need to save information from each span for later, and
even if there is not a direct 'Watir way' to do this, the indirect
approach should still be
On 6/26/06, Michael Cowan [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
What I want to do is hopefully fairly simple. Here is a
snippet of HTML code from my page. I want to get the checkbox object that is wrapped
inside the span tag with the Custom Attribute 1015. This is a dynamically
created table, the
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