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WTR-206
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Bug
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Open
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Minor
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Unassigned
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| Reporter: |
Rafael
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0
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0
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Watir
Created: 01/May/08 11:22 AM
Updated: 28/Oct/08 05:16 PM
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None
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| Affects Version/s: |
1.5.4
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| Fix Version/s: |
1.6.0
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Unknown
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Remaining Estimate:
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Unknown
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Unknown
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Windows XP pro, IE 7.0
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If several IE windows are open (>= 4) and IE.close_all is called, not all of them get closed (only 3 or so IE instances get closed - no exceptions thrown whatsoever). I tried having 8 IE windows open and had to call IE.close_all three times to be able to shut down all windows.
To reproduce:
- Open several IE windows manually (8 is a good number).
- Open irb and require 'watir' (or instead launch watir-console from DOS)
- Execute Watir::IE.close_all
- Note that not all of the windows get closed even though the command returns a successful completion.
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Description
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If several IE windows are open (>= 4) and IE.close_all is called, not all of them get closed (only 3 or so IE instances get closed - no exceptions thrown whatsoever). I tried having 8 IE windows open and had to call IE.close_all three times to be able to shut down all windows.
To reproduce:
- Open several IE windows manually (8 is a good number).
- Open irb and require 'watir' (or instead launch watir-console from DOS)
- Execute Watir::IE.close_all
- Note that not all of the windows get closed even though the command returns a successful completion.
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IE.close_all doesn't close all open IE windows
to Bret Pettichord <bret@pettichord.com>
date Fri, May 2, 2008 at 10:56 AM
subject RE: IE.close_all
Ok so I did some debugging on this. The culprit is close_modal in close_all.rb.
If you comment out line 16 in close_all.rb (which is a call to ie.close_modal), all IE windows close as expected when you call IE.close_all.
I didn't do any debugging within close_modal itself, but I found out this is the culprit while fiddling around with adding logs to IE.each and close_all:
1. The first thing I tried was to see if IE.each was actually reading all the IE windows in the stack. I noticed that if I commented out "yield id" within IE.each (ie.rb file), all IE windows were recognized, but if I left that line uncommented, then not all the IE windows would be recognized.
2. Then I commented out ie.close_modal in close_all.rb/Watir::IE#self.close_all_but and noticed that all of the IE windows in the stack were being logged even with yield id (in ie.rb/Watir::IE#self.each) uncommented out.
3. Then I just got rid of all my log statements and modifications to ie.rb and close_all.rb and just commented out close_modal (line 16 in close_all.rb) and reran the test and all the IE windows were all closed.
Seems like close_modal is messing up with IE.each for some reason. If have more time, I'll do some more debugging. Hope this helps in the meantime,
R.