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From: Go Ma on 6 Jan 2010 08:51
I am newbie to Ruby so pl pardon my ignorance.

I have an image in a web page which has the following code:

<img style = "cursor: hand",
onclick="javascript:fnC20WebCtrlOpenCtrlChangeProjectWindow(this,event,3,0,'1022','');

Can someone please suggest how to click this image (basically, invoke
the javascript) using Ruby?? Tried searching the net but hadn't had much
luck.
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From: Brian Candler on 6 Jan 2010 10:39
Go Ma wrote:
> I am newbie to Ruby so pl pardon my ignorance.
>
> I have an image in a web page which has the following code:
>
> <img style = "cursor: hand",
> onclick="javascript:fnC20WebCtrlOpenCtrlChangeProjectWindow(this,event,3,0,'1022','');
>
> Can someone please suggest how to click this image (basically, invoke
> the javascript) using Ruby?? Tried searching the net but hadn't had much
> luck.

If you want to control a browser programatically using Ruby, have a look
at Watir: http://watir.com/

Another option is Selenium.
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From: Go Ma on 6 Jan 2010 11:33
Hi Brian,

Thanks a lot for your prompt note. I actually started off with Watir,
but got stuck with the above issue. I am attaching the relevant code I
could view using IEDev bar. Any help would be appreciated!!

cheers,
GM

Attachments:
http://www.ruby-forum.com/attachment/4357/screenshot.docx

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From: David Masover on 6 Jan 2010 14:33
On Wednesday 06 January 2010 10:33:47 am Go Ma wrote:
> I am attaching the relevant code I
> could view using IEDev bar.

Wait, why are you attaching this as a screenshot? Shouldn't you be able to
just provide source, as text? Or better yet, a URL to the page in question?

Better still, give us a simplified example -- a small HTML page that does
nothing other than demonstrate the problem.

http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html#volume

> http://www.ruby-forum.com/attachment/4357/screenshot.docx

Screenshot... docx. You do realize those don't go together, don't you? If it's
an image, attach an image -- png, jpeg, even bmp would work. Not all of us
have (or want) MS Word.

http://www.catb.org/~esr/faqs/smart-questions.html#formats

From: Brian Candler on 6 Jan 2010 16:48
Go Ma wrote:
> Thanks a lot for your prompt note. I actually started off with Watir,
> but got stuck with the above issue.

Then your question should be: "in Watir, how do I click on an image that
has a javascript onclick handler?"

That question would be best directed to a Watir forum. I also suggest
that you will get a better answer there if you post the ruby code that
you already tried but failed. Also show what relevant items you found in
the Watir documentation and/or source code and/or from googling, and why
it didn't help you solve the problem.

> I am attaching the relevant code I
> could view using IEDev bar. Any help would be appreciated!!

You didn't paste any code (Ruby or JS) whatsoever. You pasted a document
containing a screenshot of some HTML.

I *was* able to open that docx file with OpenOffice, but you should be
aware that if you make life difficult for the people you are asking for
help, then they're not going to be inclined to.

However, I am not a Watir expert anyway, so the best I can offer is to
try again in a Watir forum.
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