David,I was just qouting (the other) David's question. He should answer.ZeljkoOn 9/11/06, David Schmidt <
[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:Željko, are you sure that the right click event was in the DIV and not in another element inside of the DIV?
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Bret Pettichord wrote:
> The problem in this case is exactly what it says. A DIV element in the
>
>> DOM doesn't *have* a fireEvent OLE call. (I just brought up IRB,
>> attached to an IE window open to unittests/html/div.html, assigned the
>> first DIV element to a variable and then had it sh
The problem in this case is exactly what it says. A DIV element in the
> DOM doesn't *have* a fireEvent OLE call. (I just brought up IRB,
> attached to an IE window open to unittests/html/div.html, assigned the
> first DIV element to a variable and then had it show me all the valid
> OLE method
Take a look at "How to trigger event programmatically?", dated Aug 9 2004, at
http://groups.google.com/group/comp.lang.javascript/browse_thread/thread/27e7c70e51ff8a99/98cea9cdf065a524?lnk=st&q=javascript+trigger+the+event+for+right&rnum=3&hl=en#98cea9cdf065a524
Michael Winter's reply to the ques
This has nothing to do with the performance enhancements, and aside from
the bug where I didn't check for a regexp being fed to getElementById()
(which I fixed) I haven't seen any signs of that performance fix being
"unreliable". All tests pass, including the ones I added to check for
being ab
I believe that this is bug introduced by the recent performance
enhancement to Watir that needs to be backed out until it can be made
more reliable.
Unrelated to the error message, there is on "rightclick" javascript
event. I read my JavaScript book on the topic and it said that the event
is "
This is out of my league. Anybody familiar with this error message?
eljko
> ie.div(:id,
> "detailProposal0610760").fire_event("rightclick")
>
> It highligts it like it wants to do something but
> never acts as a right click. This is the message in
> the prompt that I get if that helps.
>
> C:/
I posted what I get in the prompt in the post above yours(added it in) It
should bring up a small pop up window smiliar to if you right click any where
on a webpage, with just different options.
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What should right click do?Do you get an error, or just nothing happens?Zeljko
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I have been actually using a variation of that and it wont work
ie.div(:id, "detailProposal0610760").fire_event("rightclick")
It highligts it like it want
Try something like:ie.text_field(:name, "my_field").fire_event("rightclick")(from http://wiki.openqa.org/display/WTR/FAQ#FAQ-TriggeringJavaScriptevents
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Here I go with another newb question, how can you do a right click? instead of
.click would it be .rightclick? I do look for the answers before I post these
things, but im lost again.
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Maybe this would help.http://wiki.openqa.org/display/WTR/FAQ#FAQ-TriggeringJavaScriptevents
On 3/28/06, [EMAIL PROTECTED] <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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Hello guys,
I imagine this question has been ask
a number of times, but I couldn't find a
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Hello guys,
I imagine this question has been ask
a number of times, but I couldn't find any clear references on the Web,
so...
How do I automate a click in a context
menu (ie. right-click on a page and click on a menu item)?
thank you v
Hi,
May I know how to fire an event for right click?
fireEvent("oncontextmenu") does not bring up the treeview's context menu
(the context menu is constructed by JavaScript). Firing oncontextmenu
simply highlight the link being clicked to bright yellow instead of
bring up the expected contex
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