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Hi, I've resolved the Segmentation fault error by installing Ruby 1.8.2,
however I now get a new error (although it is much further into the run
than before):
[FATAL] failed to allocate memory
Anyone?
Thanks
Leon Ouretski
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Thanks a lot. It's working now :)
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Hi friends,
can any one help on this:
Say for eg., HTML page has 4 pop buttons with same name and value. So, if I ask
watir to click the button with name or value, by defaults it takes the first
button. How to access the 2 and so on buttons.
[b]Note:[/b] I have used send_keys to click those bu
The stuff i use a lot gets refactored a
lot until i am happy with the design.
Actually, Bret refactors to the point where I find his code a little
difficult to parse in my head. :)
One thing at a time.
Amen.
In other words, I agree with everything Chris said. The only problem I
have wi
vijay wrote:
> I have got a small doubt. Is there some place where one can find the list of
> commands that are available in Watir. When I went through this forum
> searching for some issue, I found a lot of new commands like
> clickWindowsButton, clickWindowsButton_hwnd, ie.enabled_popup(5) e
philip reed wrote:
> When I sit down to implement this my perfectionism gets all caught up
> in questions like, "Do I need a separate class for my client's
> specific site and another for the Sendcard
> UI in general?" (so that other sendcard sites can easily reuse the
> same code) or stuff like th
Bret Pettichord wrote:
> The simplest way to avoid this error is to use Ruby 1.8.2.
>
Or to use the latest development version (HEAD) of Watir, to which i
just committed a fix for this problem.
Bret
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I've attached all the applicable files. The easiest way to do this is to
simply download all three files to the root of drive C and then execute
testme.rb. The script works flawlessly with Watir 1.5.1.1081 however
does not work at all with 1.5.1.1127.
Richard
In other words, details like
the form to send a card having the following inputs:
- Text field with name "to[0]"
- Text field with name "to_email[0]"
- Text field with name "from"
- Text field with name "from_email"
...
- Submit button with name "preview"
don't belong in high-level test code.
My "due diligence" has been rather sketchy -- just trying a couple of
listserv queries and skimming the User Guide for the first time in a
while -- so if this is answered elsewhere feel free to gently rebuke
me and point me in that direction. :)
I'll seize on a simple example of something I'm work
> For my own amusement awhile back, I built a little Fit-like test
> automation framework based on Excel (so I'm not completely ignorant
> on the subject), but I've never met anyone who wanted to use it.
well doesn't sound that bad. I wouldnt mind to have a look at it...
for many non progra
The simplest way to avoid this error is to use Ruby 1.8.2.
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> I'm getting the following error when running a large number of tests:
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Can you send the html for that portion?
--Mark
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Hi,
I'm getting the following error when running a large number of tests:
>ruby TestContainer.rb
Loaded suite TestContainer
S
The line of code that I'm trying to execute is: ie.fileField(:name,
"fileone").set("file://c:/mytext.txt").
When this is done, there are no errors routed to standard out; however,
nothing happens, i.e. the "Choose file" dialogue box does not even
appear.
Richard
Please tell us what the problem is? Does it hang? Does is error out?
Show us the does you are using.
--Mark
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Hi all,
I'm currently running 1.5.1.1127 and am exhibiting the problem. The
seems to be a variety of workarounds posted on the net from changing the
setComboBoxText def in the winClicker.rb file to swapping out the
win32ole within the water/win32ole with the one in the ruby
distribution, etc. H
sathya shankar wrote:
> WET has been selected as a talk at FOSS.in conference
> in Bangalore. Raghu Venkataramana will be talking
> about WET on 26th November 2006 at 11:00 am.
> Interested guys can join and can have talk about the
> related topics after the conf. And few other guys are
> talkin
Akash wrote:
> Hi, I am using ruby version 1.8.2 and watir version 1.5.1.1127 still i am
> getting this error. undefined method `connect_unknown' for WIN32OLE:Class
> (NoMethodError)
>
> can u please give any solution for it.
Make sure you DONT DO THIS:
require 'win32ole'
require 'watir'
but in
Pat Mac wrote:
>
> Hi All, I've read through the archives I could find relating to
> performance issues related to 1.5 but I didn't see any concrete
> solutions or reasons why the slowdown is occurring. Running an
> existing script using the profiler my execution time goes from 170
> seconds to
Ċ½eljko Filipin wrote:
> I have installed autoit, and now ie.minimize works. You should
> emphasize in release notes that autoit is required (or is it only in
> my case)?.
> I have build gem from the latest build and installed it and now all
> core tests pass.
Manually installing autoit should n
Hi, I am using ruby version 1.8.2 and watir version 1.5.1.1127 still i am
getting this error. undefined method `connect_unknown' for WIN32OLE:Class
(NoMethodError)
can u please give any solution for it.
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