To be useful, the following usages must be supported:
objects in ie, objects in frames, objects in dialogs.
We still need to add frame support.
ie.frame("foo").button(:value, "foo").click_no_wait
Fixed in modal_dialog Branch by adding Container#to_identifier method to create an element string to recreate the current object and by adding the :hwnd method to IE#attach_to_browser to guarantee that a no_wait option is applied to the correct parent IE instance.
David Schmidt added a comment - 15/May/06 11:49 AM Fixed in modal_dialog Branch by adding Container#to_identifier method to create an element string to recreate the current object and by adding the :hwnd method to IE#attach_to_browser to guarantee that a no_wait option is applied to the correct parent IE instance.
Bret Pettichord added a comment - 15/Jun/06 12:16 PM click_no_wait works in IE and ModalDialog.
To make it work in Frames, we need to provide Frame#attach_command.
That will make it work everywhere.
Fixed in modal_dialog Branch by adding Container#to_identifier method to create an element string to recreate the current object and by adding the :hwnd method to IE#attach_to_browser to guarantee that a no_wait option is applied to the correct parent IE instance.