Do you have a teardown defined in which your browser is closed?
In my case it was called after the first test and in the second test the
browser window was closed. I renamed the teardown to test_99_teardown and it
was executed at the end of my test case
Hi,
I have a pop up box that appears on a web page, just a IE window with a 'OK'
button.
How do I access the pop up box and click the 'OK' button.
I have tried WinClicker.
Thanks,
Matt
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Hey everybody!
I just came across something that I had never before thought to be a problem.
The solution seems obvious, but it isn't and so here I am, looking for answers.
The problem is that I am trying to access an element by its css class. For
example:
lt;img class=btn_viewResultsgt;
While I can't answer the exact question, I can explain how I would solve it.
Find the 'nearest' containing element that you can use (a table, div, span -
whatever). Then use that element AND the index of the image. This helps you
narrow it down.
So say you had
Table :id 'table_one'
row
row
Thank you Jlolis. That does help me. I was trying to do that, because I'd
seen other people do it. Here's the problem that I've come up against with
doing that. The containing web element is a div, and when I do this:
ie.div(:id, viewResultsButton).images
I get an error: NoMethodError:
I am running the following versions:
ruby 1.8.5 (2006-08-25) [i386-mswin32]
watir 1.5.1.1081
I was running an older version of ruby but uninstalled it before installing the
current version, using the windows one-click installer.
When I execute watir scripts, I get the following blurb of
shot in the dark here, did you by chance require 'Watir' twice?
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Nathan,
I believe that in 1.5.1127, you can also loop through images and check
the class attribute.
@ie = Watir::IE.new
@ie.goto(http://somepage.com)
@ie.images.each do |image|
if image.attribute_value(class) == btn_viewResults
# Image found
else
# This image isn't the one
Actually, of course it does regular expression matches, they're just
regular Ruby regular expressions because there's no need to do a
regular expression match in the .attribute_value method call.
On 12/7/06, Ethan Jewett [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Nathan,
I believe that in 1.5.1127, you can also
No, I have these lines on top of my script:
require 'watir'
include Watir
as described here: http://wtr.rubyforge.org/example_testcase.html
I am starting to get my hands dirty with Watir, hence I might be doing
something silly here...
just for fun i opened up the irb and did the following
irb: require 'Watir'
and that happend. I wouldn't worry about it :)
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Shouldn't happen if you type
require 'watir'
Note the casing. require should load files once, if, however, you change the
casing then you will load the same file multiple times.
-Charley
On 12/7/06, John Lolis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
just for fun i opened up the irb and did the following
Thank you. That did it. Fixed the casing (require 'watir') and all is well.
So why does the casing matter? While we are on this topic, what is the
difference between include and require?
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