See commented line, then below
On Jul 3, 11:33 pm, Shlomit Gazit <shlomitpatr...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Joe,
>
> For example I was trying:
>
> $ie.radios.each do | radio |
> if($ie.radio(:id,"ID_OTHER_OPTION_BUTTON")) ### This does the same
> thing every time
> puts("yes")
>
> else
> puts("NO")
> end
> end
>
> The output was 15 yes instead of 1.
>
The thing being evaluated in your if statement is doing the same thing
every time, it's basicly returning an object, which not being zero is
going to be seen as true.
Functionally you are saying "if there is a radio button on the page
with an ID value of xxxx then put yes
Since nothing about that check changes, then each loop through it's
going to report the same result.. (e.g. it's doing just what you told
it to)
Instead the If line should be written to use the value being set with
each iteration, so that it will check each radio button in turn. You
set tht to be called 'radio' so..
if radio.id == "ID_OTHER_OPTION_BUTTON"
That's going to work because the code will loop through once for each
radio button, and each time, that particular instace of the radio
button is assigned to the variable 'radio', so it will have different
contents each time, and you can check to see if the ID value is the
one you want.
Joedio's last posting is basically the same as above, but perhaps this
provides a little more guidence so you see where you went wrong.
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