Hi all,
Till now I am using ie.link(:url,"http"//www.xyz/abc.html") for a link in
watir.Now I have a problem for the ajax link. i.e., the url obtained in the
html source is
add a term
So how could i use this url for the link in watir?? Please tell me the syntax
in watir for using such type
The best way to do this is to completely seperate your markup (html)
from your behaviour (js). Your link should actually point to a real URL
that works in case someone has JS turned off. This way you can select
the link with ie.link(:url, 'linkurl').
If you give the url a unique id or even a
While I do like the answer that RyanD gave that that has not refreshed here
yet, you [i]can[/i] access a link element from its "text" property.
So with you code:
add a term
You can access this link in this manner:
ie = IE.attach ( :title, "PageTitle" )
myAjaxLink = ie.link( :text, "add a term"
Naga Harish Kanegolla wrote:
> Hi all,
>Till now I am using ie.link(:url,"http"//www.xyz/abc.html") for a link in
> watir.Now I have a problem for the ajax link. i.e., the url obtained in the
> html source is
> add a term
>
> So how could i use this url for the link in watir?? Please tell me
Hi,
I tried using ie.link(:text,"add a term") but i have "add a term" link more
than 10 in the same page. So how could i use that??
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I like Bret's idea :)
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Hi,
I got this working by using the index number. ie.link(:index,15).click.
Thanks a lot,
Harish
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On 1/31/07, Bret Pettichord <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
ie.link(:html, /contract_id=227/).click
Once more, this is so cool.
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On 1/30/07, Naga Harish Kanegolla <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
add a term
Can regular expressions be used with xpath? This does not work.
ie.link(:xpath, "//[EMAIL PROTECTED]'#{/227/}']/").click
Watir::Exception::UnknownObjectException: Unable to locate object, using
xpath and //[EMAIL PROTECT
Hi,
You can't use regular expression in xpath with XPATH 1.0, you can use it in
XPATH 2.0 and rexml supports only xpath 1.0.
You can use string operations like substring, string before, string after
though.
http://www.w3.org/TR/xpath#section-String-Functions.
Prema
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On 2/2/07, Prema Arya <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
You can't use regular expression in xpath with XPATH 1.0, you can use it
in XPATH 2.0 and rexml supports only xpath 1.0.
You can use string operations like substring, string before, string after
though. http://www.w3.org/TR/xpath#section-String-F
HI ,
Thank You it worked for that link. But I am having the links of the same kind
with same contract_id=227.
add a term
add a term
add a term
So for this kind of links what should be done? I am having nearly 15 links of
the same text with same type of ajax urls. Please help me for such ki
ie.link(:html, /133/).click
or
ie.link(:html, /ajax_add_term\/133/).click
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Hi,
I tried the two types but its giving error.
data_entry.eb.rb:16: syntax error, unexpected tINTEGER, expecting ')'
ie.link(:html,/ajax_add_term/131/).click
So any other ideas, i tried all the combinations. but its getting error. Please
help me.
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you missed typed it, type it exactly
ie.link(:html, /ajax_add_term\/133/).click
I think the \ / is allowing the forward slash to be used as a string and not as
a special regex character.
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This does not work?
ie.link(:html, /133/).click
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On 2/8/07, John Lolis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
you missed typed it, type it exactly
ie.link(:html, /ajax_add_term\/133/).click
I think the \ / is allowing the forward slash to be used as a string and
not as a special regex character.
Exactly.
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Hi Thanks a lot, It worked. I am using it a lot. But now i got another doubt if
the link is
of this kind. This is exactly not a link, its a tab
link. so how to click such type of links??
and the other typw of link is I used the
ie.span(:index,10).click
then it worked, but it will be the
div(:id, "ContractDoc").click
i think that should work
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Hi Thanks, It didn't gave me any error but It didn't cliked on that.
This is exactly my html souce.
div id="ContractDoc" dojoType="ContentPane" label="Contract" style="padding:
10px; overflow:auto;" of this kind. This is exactly not a link, its a tab
link. so how to click such type of links??
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