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Re: Iframe I forgot to mention I am using Firefox 8.
Re: How to use GITAK test cases? Are you using the same GITAK in both builder andoutside? Anyway, the error says "jsx3 is null or not an object". So looks like you were not even able to load the GI application it self.
I don't know if this is documented, I'll try add this to the docs if it's not. The test case recorded ...
Re: Is GITAK tied into the Selenium IDE in any way No, GITAK is not tied to Selenium IDE. As you pointed out the reason people want to use the IDE is to record test, the problem is that the IDE does not understand GI DOM structure and generates garbage xpath locator that is brittle and slow. So what you end up having to do is rewrite the locators and ...
"signed.applets.codebase_principal_support" to true in prefs.js
I'm sure it's mentioned in the GI developers docs and the Gitak docs, but I must have missed it. If someone knows where this is mentioned, I'd appreciate the reference.
Re: Simple Failures hm.. if you have permission denied then you're still having Cross domain access issue and the request is not going through the Selenium Proxy 'http://localhost:4444'
When you launch your test with selenium RC server, you must specify a WebServer in the command line parameter. This Webserver parameter ...
Can I strongly suggest before you release a product, you give the install notes ...
Can I strongly suggest before you release a product, you give the install notes to someone who doesnt use the product every day, and say install that. If you did, you would find they are nearly always lacking in fundamental detail, which means people either abandon the product or spend way too much time trying to find the info they need to get up and running.
For example, Gitaks install document simply tells you to copy the 'core' directory to the webserver you are using, makes no reference at all of where everything else goes, or how to get started.
I know documentation is a pain, but no product can really make the grade without it.
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Jan 30, 2010
Howard Bell says:
Can I strongly suggest before you release a product, you give the install notes ...Can I strongly suggest before you release a product, you give the install notes to someone who doesnt use the product every day, and say install that. If you did, you would find they are nearly always lacking in fundamental detail, which means people either abandon the product or spend way too much time trying to find the info they need to get up and running.
For example, Gitaks install document simply tells you to copy the 'core' directory to the webserver you are using, makes no reference at all of where everything else goes, or how to get started.
I know documentation is a pain, but no product can really make the grade without it.