Hi, if I go to a page using watir-webdriver+ruby, and right click and view source on firefox I see following code: <a href="/mylink.html" class="my_links">Your home<span class="top arrow"></span></a> if I do browser.html in ruby it gives: <a class="my_links" href="/mylink.html">Your home<span class="top arrow"></span></a> Why? and suppose I have input files which contains strings like: <a href="/mylink.html" class="my_links">Your home<span class="top arrow"></span></a> I want to match with html source, but due to this problem it fails. Any solution?
on 2012-11-26 02:48
on 2012-11-27 14:50
If this is consistent it might just be the order in which watir is processing the elements. You'd probably be best off making a check which allows for the attributes to be in different orders, or sorts them before checking for differences.
on 2012-11-28 15:06
Joel Pearson wrote in post #1086689: > If this is consistent it might just be the order in which watir is > processing the elements. You'd probably be best off making a check which > allows for the attributes to be in different orders, or sorts them > before checking for differences. Thats a great solution, but isnt it costly? I guess there may be some cheap solutions.
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