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Created: 11/Dec/06 12:04 PM
Updated: 09/Jul/07 01:26 AM
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0.9.8 Final
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1.0.0
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windows xp professional 2002, sp2
internet explorer 6.0.2900.2180.xpsp_sp2_gdr.050301-1519
ruby 185-21
windows xp professional 2002, sp2
internet explorer 6.0.2900.2180.xpsp_sp2_gdr.050301-1519
ruby 185-21
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This issue Relates to:
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WET-239
Labels containing return character, b...
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after rightclicking a link and execute a "click" on it
only the communication exception occurs
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Description
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after rightclicking a link and execute a "click" on it
only the communication exception occurs |
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Bug
Properties of web pages should be escaped when converting to object definitions
Can you look into this?
The problem is that sometimes when properties have characters like:
'\' (backslash) or '""" (double quotes) are present for the object properties, then the script generated for this object doesn't play back. To reproduce this, create a html page with some properties (eg. name) which have these special characters - backslash and double quotes.
Example =
<input type=text name='hello"there"Done'>
Then when you use simulated browser or wet treeview to record scripts, these characters should be automatically escaped with a preceding backslash.
for the above, definition should be Browser(...).TextField("name" => "hello\"there")
From what I can remember we are already doing this by calling ObjectUtils.EncodeString. If not please add this support.
Finally run all the csdom unit tests.
Then using the simulated browser or the wet