[Wtr-general] [question] Opening a Browser with WET, and then taking control with Watir?

[Bret Pettichord]

You can use Watir::IE.attach() to use Watir with an existing browser window.
It doesn't matter if it was opened manually or with Wet.

On 4/26/06, Rodrigo Julian Martin <rodrigo.martin at enratio.com> wrote:
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>  Hi all!
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> As some of you may remember, I was the guy freaked out with modal popups…
> I've sent a couple of messages to the list, and finally Praveen Kumar
> Kammitta [pkammit at gmail.com] suggest me to use WET.
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> Well, it really worked out and pretty fine!
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> This is how I finally managed this:
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> require 'WET'
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> include WET
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> $ie=Browser.new()
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> $ie.goto("https://happiness.dhs.org", OUTOFPROCESS)
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> $ie.Dialog("title:=Security Alert").Button("index:=1").click
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> This is great! But now I have another trouble (I'm a problematic human, I
> know :S )
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> I've done several and LARGE scripts using Watir, and now I really don't
> want to re-code all the lines which has references to the browser (there are
> differences between Watir Browser and WET Browser…
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> So, does exists a way of instanciate the WET browser, and then attach to
> that browser with Watir? I hope the question is made correctly, as my
> english need some improvement…
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> Cheers and Thanks in Advance!
>
> Rodrigo Martin
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