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Hi Kim,
Just wanted to know if you tried the suggestions.
Mike.
2009-10-29 00:34:40 UTC in Simple Web Automation Toolkit
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Could you try this
|StimulateElement|Expression|id:btnLogin;onclick:javascript:btnLogin|onclick|INPUT|
It scales down the search. Also if that doesnt work could you please tell me whatt version of fitnesse are you using. SWAT requires that in fitnesse we set the STA atttribute to on. In newer versions of fitnesse that is very easy to do and we can help you with that.
Mike.
2009-10-27 15:26:04 UTC in Simple Web Automation Toolkit
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Hi Kim,
Looks like your copy\paste failed. Can you recopy it and give us some more information on how the iframes are set up.
Thanks,
Mike.
2009-10-27 15:20:51 UTC in Simple Web Automation Toolkit
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Could it have just been starting and restarting fitnesse? Are you good to go?
Mike.
2009-09-18 04:05:52 UTC in Simple Web Automation Toolkit
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This forum really messes with formatting
!|Import|
|SWAT.Fitnesse|
!|InternetExplorerSWATFixture|
!|SWATFixture|
|OpenBrowser|
|NavigateBrowser|www.google.com|
|SetElementAttribute|Name|q|value|ulti-swat|INPUT|
|StimulateElement|Expression|name:btnG|onclick|INPUT|
|AssertElementExists|Expression|href:sourceforge|A|
|CloseBrowser|...
2009-09-17 20:09:30 UTC in Simple Web Automation Toolkit
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Hi Michael,
Can you replace all of your pipes with someother character or paste it into a code block so we can better understand your test? Also make sure your InternetExplorerSWATFixture line starts with a !. Like so:
!|InternetExplorerSWATFixture|
Mike.
2009-09-17 20:01:51 UTC in Simple Web Automation Toolkit
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Could you post a larger code snippet? Just want to verify how the browser instance is beinc created.
Mike.
2009-08-23 15:24:44 UTC in Simple Web Automation Toolkit
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Can you be more specific about your problem. I know this thread has gotten a little muddled.
Thanks,
Mike.
2009-08-18 20:06:56 UTC in Simple Web Automation Toolkit
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I believe there is, but I am unsure how.
Thanks,
Mike.
2009-08-03 13:32:39 UTC in Simple Web Automation Toolkit
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Hi,
SWAT really is not designed to do this. However what you could do is use GetElementAttribute on the div. And then use regex to create a list of all the resulting tags.
Mike.
2009-07-30 14:26:34 UTC in Simple Web Automation Toolkit
