I'm wondering what versions of Firefox this is designed to
work with?
Thanks
Thom
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release alph
Uday,
I don't know if it helps but when I had pop-up blocker problems on my
system, I found 4 pop-up blockers to turn off... One is in IE... One was
in the Norton's, one was in a Google tool bar and one was a rogue pop-up
blocker program on my system. When I found all of them... The programs
worke
the page... Our av object
("AV") we create has the properties AV.htmlCtrls.play, .pause, .stop,
etc... It also have the property .path... But how would I capture this
to log?
Thanks,
Thom
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Thanks Sergio...
That is perfect... Exactly what I am looking for... A canned set of
scripts to do web testing... No fuss, no muss...
Regards,
Thom
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T
Michael,
"Imagine trying to create an automated spelling and grammar
checker without really *learning* English."
--> Actually, No... that is a programmers job... I am
not making the spelling checker... I am checking that the spell checker catches
all the mis-spellings on the page...
.
I need to test some of our webproducts and websites in foreign languages and
I'm having problems with testing using Asian characters (European characters
seem ok)... I set the script to look for specific text like "�x取 「下一步」 以�^�m。"
--> (this is traditional Chinese for 'select "page forward" to
Paul,
Your note here is exactly where I am at... I am also trying
to make sense of the language -- not because I want to become a Ruby expert but
more because I want to make it functional to my needs. I have been placed in
charge of QA at my company... I want to regression test our web base
Chris,
Thanks for the reply... I looked at Selenium but it appears that it has
to be installed on the server hosting the item... For my testing, that
is not always possible or desirable... I am looking more for an
automated script like Watir...
Also I keep trying to run the cmd window example sug
I have been reading "Programming Ruby -- by David
Thomas" today as a basis for me understanding Watir... I like what I see in
Watir and want to learn more... there seems to be a lot that can happen.
Someone just wrote about making exe programs but
I noticed in the example folder in the
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Subject: Re: [Wtr-general] Assertions help
On Tue, 7 Feb 2006, Thomas Healy wrote:
> Hugh,
>
> I am a nubie and I understan
AILED.")
end
#return to the admin page
$ie.link(:text, "administration").click
end # end test_new_user
Regards,
Thom
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Sent: Tuesday, February 07, 2006 4:01 PM
sage-
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Sent: Tuesday, February 07, 2006 3:38 PM
To: wtr-general@rubyforge.org
Subject: Re: [Wtr-general] Assertions help
On Tue, 7 Feb 2006, Thomas Healy wrote:
> Paul,
>
> It seems that you need a fail case for whe
Paul,
It seems that you need a fail case for when it fails,
I have run into the same thing yesterday... when I used the "rescue => e" it
seems to work... in my case... the script that works for me
is...
begin assert($ie.contains_text("User profile has been
updated.") ) $logger.log("#
Can Watir be used to test drop and drag functionality?
If so how?
Thanks,
Thom
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