1. The scripts which are written using FireWatir can be run on IE or not?
Can we have something browser independent script?Or scripts for both the
browsers
are separate?
2.Can run a script on remote machine and the script is visible on the remote
site or not?
Or only output of the script is visible on remote machine?
FireWatir installer is a gem so you can use ruby gems to
install/uninstall it. I am not having much experience with MAC so can't
advise you a solution. Also you need to download the XPI for MAC from http://people.mozilla .com/~davel/jssh/
- Angrez
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On Jan 24, 1:07 pm, unbewusst.s...@google.com.invalid (Une Bévue) wrote:
Angrez <ang...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Any suggestions, comments and experiences (with FireWatir) are highly
> appreciated.I'd like testing it under Mac OS X the latest, any advice on how to
uninstall it in case of probs ?
What kind of install would u suggest in such a case.
I'd prefer having FireWatir installed in a user directory for
experiment, and iff everything OK, install it for all users.
FireWatir installer is a gem so you can use ruby gems to
install/uninstall it. I am not having much experience with MAC so can't
advise you a solution. Also you need to download the XPI for MAC from http://people.mozilla .com/~davel/jssh/
Hi, I think the davel page only has Jssh for Linux for FF 1.5, etc. It
will not load under 2.0 versions. Does anyone know if this has been
updated?
Thanks
Ed
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On 1/24/07, Angrez <angrez@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
FireWatir installer is a gem so you can use ruby gems to
install/uninstall it. I am not having much experience with MAC so can't
advise you a solution. Also you need to download the XPI for MAC from http://people.mozilla .com/~davel/jssh/
I want to run my watir scripts on firefox browser which i had written
previously for IE.
Where can i find a document to get started with firewatir.I have
successfully installed
firewatir on my machine.Can i get some examples about what changes required
in my old scripts.
Help will be highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
Tanu
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On 1/24/07, Une Bévue <unbewusst.sein@google.com.invalid> wrote:
Angrez <angrez@gmail.com> wrote:
> FireWatir installer is a gem so you can use ruby gems to
> install/uninstall it. I am not having much experience with MAC so can't
> advise you a solution. Also you need to download the XPI for MAC from
> http://people.mozilla .com/~davel/jssh/
The xpis are not updated for Firefox 2.0 yet. I'll be working on it
once I am done with testing of FireWatir with Firefox version 1.5.x on
Linux.
Regards,
Angrez
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On Jan 31, 7:25 pm, "Ed Howland" <ed.howl...@gmail.com> wrote:
On 1/24/07, Angrez <ang...@gmail.com> wrote:
> Hi,
> FireWatir installer is a gem so you can use ruby gems to
> install/uninstall it. I am not having much experience with MAC so can't
> advise you a solution. Also you need to download the XPI for MAC from
>http://people.mozilla.com/~davel/jssh/
Hi, I think the davel page only has Jssh for Linux for FF 1.5, etc. It
will not load under 2.0 versions. Does anyone know if this has been
updated?
I want to run my watir scripts on firefox browser which i had written
previously for IE.
Where can i find a document to get started with firewatir.I have
successfully installed
firewatir on my machine.Can i get some examples about what changes required
in my old scripts.
Help will be highly appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
This was exactly my problem a few months ago when I wanted to give FireWatir a shot (I am on Linux so IEWatir is not an option). I did not get any help when I wrote here so I have dumped the whole stuff that time - I wonder if this has been improved since then? I would really like to take FireWatir for a test drive, but not without *any* tutorials whatsoever... (I am not claiming that there are no tutorials, maybe just I did not found them).
You can visit Google Code Archive - Long-term storage for Google Code Project Hosting. and read the wiki
pages for help. I haven't tried the code on Linux yet but it should
work. The installations instructions remains the same. Shortly, I am
going to test it on Linux and will write in case there are problems
specific to the platform.
Let me know if you have some queries/issues/suggestions.
Regards,
Angrez
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On Jan 25, 1:44 pm, Peter Szinek <p...@rubyrailways.com> wrote:
Tanushree Bhoi wrote:
> Hi,
> I want to run my watir scripts on firefox browser which i had written
> previously for IE.
> Where can i find a document to get started with firewatir.I have
> successfully installed
> firewatir on my machine.Can i get some examples about what changes required
> in my old scripts.
> Help will be highly appreciated.
> Thanks in advance.This was exactly my problem a few months ago when I wanted to give
FireWatir a shot (I am on Linux so IEWatir is not an option). I did not
get any help when I wrote here so I have dumped the whole stuff that
time - I wonder if this has been improved since then? I would really
like to take FireWatir for a test drive, but not without *any* tutorials
whatsoever... (I am not claiming that there are no tutorials, maybe just
I did not found them).
You can visit Google Code Archive - Long-term storage for Google Code Project Hosting. and read the wiki
pages for help. I haven't tried the code on Linux yet but it should
work. The installations instructions remains the same. Shortly, I am
going to test it on Linux and will write in case there are problems
specific to the platform.
Cool! I have been missing exactly this information. Thanks a lot!
Is it the same for Mac OS X ? because i didn't see something specific to
Mac OS X rather w32...
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Angrez <angrez@gmail.com> wrote:
The installations instructions remains the same. Shortly, I am
going to test it on Linux and will write in case there are problems
specific to the platform.
The installations instructions remains the same. Shortly, I am
going to test it on Linux and will write in case there are problems
specific to the platform.
Is it the same for Mac OS X ? because i didn't see something specific to
Mac OS X rather w32...
--
Artaban de Médée
We haven't tested FireWatir on MAC machine so haven't released any gem
for Mac machine. Though there would not be any difference in the gem
except for the name which indicates that it is for MAC. Once it is
tested we can release that to.
Regards,
Angrez
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On Jan 25, 4:12 pm, unbewusst.s...@google.com.invalid (Une Bévue) wrote:
Angrez <ang...@gmail.com> wrote:
> The installations instructions remains the same. Shortly, I am
> going to test it on Linux and will write in case there are problems
> specific to the platform.Is it the same for Mac OS X ? because i didn't see something specific to
Mac OS X rather w32...
--
Artaban de Médée
I was able to install the gem on osx even though it's name has win32
in it.
Could you please send me the issues/problems etc that you faced while
installing it on Mac OS X. Is it working fine?
We haven't tested it yet so you information would be helpful to us.
I have installed firewatir on my window machine.
I am trying to update my watir scripts for firefox browser.
Some image objects are not getting identified which were
identified on watir and perfectly running on IE.
I am confused if i am doing any wrong.Please help.
I am really want to use firewatir.
This image object is not getting identified.Please help..!!!!
Thanks in advance.
Tanu
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On 1/29/07, Angrez <angrez@gmail.com> wrote:
Hi,
> I was able to install the gem on osx even though it's name has win32
> in it.
>
Could you please send me the issues/problems etc that you faced while
installing it on Mac OS X. Is it working fine?
We haven't tested it yet so you information would be helpful to us.
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