I understand what you are saying about the global variables, but in this case
they are a necessary evil as I am using the following code in order to handle
javascript pop-ups:
def startClicker( button , waitTime= 9, user_input=nil )
hwnd = $ie.enabled_popup(waitTime)
if (hwnd)
w = WinClic
Here is the basic idea of what I am trying to do...
I have one site, lets call it www.example.com. On that site, there is a login
page which directs to four different regions, say region1.example.com,
region2.example.com, etc.
Now, on the other side of the equation, watir is being run from a re
THAT WORKED PERFECTLY
thank you so very much!
the rails solution still interests me, so bill, if you are reading this i would
still like to see that code that you mentioned.
THANKS AGAIN!!!
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interesting idea...i definitely didnt think of that one. i will give it a shot
and see what happens. thank you for you help.
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I am so glad that you followed what I was trying to say. I was having a bit of
difficulting attempting to explain my situation and was afraid I wouldn't
receive much help due to misunderstanding of the question.
I actually thought about the gserver route, but now that you mention the idea
of us
alright, well i realized that when the watir script is executed it does create
an instance of iexplore.exe but the script dies when it attempts to execute
ie.goto(site).
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i am attempting to create a testing page on a webserver. this testing page will
display the results of various tests performed by watir against different
websites.
for example, lets say a user wants to run a test on www.example.com. they will
navigate to the watir testing page, select the site
