Try
ie2.show_links to see all the links in the page
and ie2.show_tables to see all the tables in the page
Looking at the code snippet --
ie2.link(:text, '2').click should set the date to '2006-06-02'
ie2.link(:id, ).click should set the date to '2006-06-02'
Ie2.table(:index, 2)[2][6].click
Oops -- typo
2nd example should be
ie2.link(:index, 7).click should set the date to '2006-06-02'
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*IF* (this is a big if, because I am not familiar with the calendar
thing) the elements are in a predicable pattern on the page, then here
is a possible avenue of approach:
You could access the elements by index, and use the html= method of
David's to give them names or IDs. Then access as
Title: How to create a script for calendar function?
Using WATIR I am having problem to create a document that includes the calendar function.
How can I drive a _javascript_ to execute the calendar function, where the text field can not be populated with the date and it's only allow you to
If you aren't trying to do anything complicated - and
the calendar control responds to keyboard input - you
might want to try using the send_keys method to set
the calendar control:
ie.image(:id, my_calendar_icon).click
ie.send_keys({UP})
ie.send_keys({LEFT})
ie.send_keys({ENTER})
The drawback
Not sure if all calendar functions are created equal -- the one used at
my site pops up another IE window -- I can attach to it and then drive
it like always.
ie.image(:id, 'my_calendar_icon').click
@ie2=IE.attach(:title, /Select Date/)
Now @ie2 is another browser instance with select_lists,
