We need the Win32 GUI test library...
http://rubyforge.org/projects/guitest/
What I was looking for is if anyone has built up anything built up on
the Win32API functionality. I am particularly interested in how to
start implementing stuff like:
FindWindow
FindWindowEx
SendMessage
... and the
Hello people,
I do not know how to access an element whose html tag is A. There is a link,
named 'Step 1. Details'. According to its View Source, it is present in the
following hierachy:
frame - form - div - table and then that element but its html shows as A
class = tab_enabled href =
Are you running your tests from inside and IDE? I saw the same slowness
moving from 1.4.x to 1.5.x when I ran (the same tests) from Komodo 3.5.
It was less apparent from Eclipse though...
--Mark
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This is pretty obscure but try adding an '' to 'Save':
clicker.clickWindowsButton('File Download', 'Save')
--Mark
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Also there is a datahandler class that comes with Watir
watir/datahandler.rb that works pretty well. There a usage section at
the beginning of the file that should get you started. If you want
something more robust, I have been using FasterCSV and it work well as
is faster then the standard CSV
this was something I looked at a year or so ago,
http://raa.ruby-lang.org/project/win32-guitest/ . It wasnt complete, and had a
few problems, but Im sure it can be fixed if needed
the winclicker also uses lots of the win api stuff, although the code in that
is real ugly
Paul
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Did you get this solved?
--Mark
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Hi,
I have a pop up box that
Thanks, it's on hold at the moment. I used the winclicker clickJSDialogue
method and ran it has a separate process, however it didn't seem to find the
window.
I'll have to give it some more time.
Cheers,
Matt
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When you get back to it try using this (you will need to use the newest
gem if Watir):
require 'watir\contrib\enabled_popup'
def startClicker( button , waitTime=9, user_input=nil)
hwnd = $ie.enabled_popup(waitTime) # get a handle if one exists
if (hwnd) # yes there is a
I just answered my question using the supplied 1.5 answers and my knowledge of
Watir 1.4.1 and some Ruby/OLE hacking skills I've acquired since using Watir.
So I tried using Watir 1.5, and for what I needed that worked, but Watir 1.5
crashed on my previous script, so it wasn't really a viable
So if I understand you correctly, you have an HTML tag on your page that looks
something like lt;.gt;[i]some text here[/i]lt;/.gt;
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I apologize in advance for not being any kind of programmer and asking such
unintelligent questions. We have a huge suite of Watir tests, most of which
were written by a former coworker. It's a huge investment which we are
trying to maintain. I realize that Watir isn't intended for use by
What problems are you trying to recognize using this procedure? That is,
what is this procedure testing, and what are its oracles?
---Michael B.
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