Hi all,
I am new to ruby, and have searched these forums for answers, but have not
found anything that seems to work or help me. (including links to FAQ's which
do not appear to be available anymore)
Situation:
I am writing ruby/watir scripts to automate tests against a
website/application.
\\clickJSDialog.rb #{button} #{waitTime}
puts Starting #{c} w.winsystem(c) w=nil end
Thanks Regards,
Anupama Date: Thu, 5 Apr 2007 00:59:09 -0500 From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] To:
wtr-general@rubyforge.org Subject: Re: [Wtr-general] How do I click the OK
button on a java alert? Hi all, I am new to ruby
ans1 = objAutoit.ControlClick(Microsoft Internet Explorer,'', 'OK')
the syntax is wrong, what is the ,,' in (Microsoft Internet Explorer,'',
'OK') ?
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Hey, so it seems like you're getting some mixed ideas here. First thing, WATIR
uses AutoIt to click on JavaScript or Modal dialogs from IE. Second AutoIt
isn't flakey - it's very solid, but you need to know how to use it. I have a
solution to clicking on modal dialogs, and I just run it when
I have found Autoit a little flaky. You can use what is already built
into Watir. Here is a method I wrote to handle most of my popup needs..
You will need to use the newest gem if Watir (get it here
http://wiki.openqa.org/display/WTR/Development+Builds) :
require
Qaos,
Well, there's a very good reason that you cannot attach to the modal box - it's
not an actual browser window. IE modal dialogs, because Microsoft hates us, are
actually javascript dialogs that the browser handles. These are an IE only
thing, and have been a problem in Watir from the
I managed to get around the hang, however, It would be nice to know how to
get ahold of this window to do some validating against it.
The way I got around the Hang was to put '.click_no_wait' on the call to
click the help button. this way it clicks the help button (which produces the
dialog
