I was just wondering if there\'s an elegant way to save the browser contents (in my case a pdf file) to disk using a browser automated via Watir (navigate to a page, then \"click\" on a link to a pdf
I have a watir-webdriver script that sets a CKEditor box using the code below, but this only works with Firefox on Mac OSX when I focus on the screen. For example, if I focus away and let this script
Using Watir I have been able to isolate this button element: <BUTTON id=authButton class=commandButton onmousedown=\"$(\'newOrder:hiddenAuth\').click();\">Authorize Payment</BUTTON>
Is the method modal_dialog supported by watir-webdriver? If not, is there another way for setting some text in a text field and clicking an ok button?
selectctrl = @browser.select(:xpath, \"//select[id=\'foo\']\") selectctrl.select(\"Open\") in FireFox and Chrome this fires other events in jquery, in IE, you
This script runs in irb, but not as a standalone script: req开发者_开发问答uire \'watir\' b = Watir::Browser.start \"http://www.google.com/\"
I am following Running safariwatir against watirspec instructions from safariwatir readme. $ git clone git://github.com/redsquirrel/safariwatir.git
ruby 1.9.2 watir 1.8.1 We start our ruby script from the cmd prompt (driver.rb). The ruby script then performs the following line to execute a cmd prompt command:
I have install开发者_Go百科ed ruby 1.9.2 and watir on my windows 7 system. Now I want to automate my web browser. Suppose there are 10 different links which I want my browser to browse after certain a
We are testing some Watir tests and cucumber using Jenkins but we have run into a problem with inconsistent results. Our build failed because apparently the watir attach popup browser was failing(coul