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Use for questions involving problems with automated tests. Relevant for designing test automation, debugging test automation, automation tooling questions, and questions about when it is appropriate to automate. Questions regarding specific tools should tag those tools as well.
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Wait until the text-field values are fetched through API in Watir-WebDriver
Maulik,
Instead of waiting until a value exists, how about trying something along the following lines:
br.wait_until{br.text_field(:id=> 'companyName').text.eql?("") == false}
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Webdriver: Selecting element by position in drop-down menu
Using Watir you can select by index as follows:
browser.select_list(:id=> 'month_of_birth').option(:index=> 0).select
In this case we are selecting the first option at the top of the drop down list …
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how to get the count of elements in list box
In watir, this can be accomplished in one line:
browser.select_list(:id=> 'id').options.count