How to use key_action method of Selenium.WebDriver.KeyActions Package

I am also facing the similar issue as TimeTime out exception waiting for the page to load. But the page is fully loaded.

Which browser you are using? if its IE, what is the version of IEDriverServer?

In Selenium I have used :

function key F12.

driver.FindElement(By.XPath("String")).SendKeys(Keys.F12);

By following @Yevgeniy's advice, I've written like this.

class Selenium::WebDriver::Driver
  def exists?
    self.window_handle
    return true
  rescue Errno::ECONNREFUSED
    return false
  end
end

I cannot use your data, but this simulates what you are looking for, if I understand the question. See inline comments:

@session = "abc def gjk"

def capture_number
  @session.split.last # something to look for
end

def fill_certification_no(field)
  @session << ' ' << field
end

capture_number #=> "gjk" # returns a String
fill_certification_no('xyz')
@session #=> "abc def gjk xyz"

So, call capture_number as argument:

fill_certification_no(capture_number)
@session #=> "abc def gjk xyz xyz"

You should use capybara's drag_to method

source = page.find('#foo')
target = page.find('#bar')
source.drag_to(target)

More info: http://www.rubydoc.info/github/jnicklas/capybara/Capybara%2FNode%2FElement%3Adrag_to

The issue you're having here is that you have to escape for both the ruby string and escape for CSS. The character causing you the issues is the \ character which ends up needing to be double escaped, becoming \\\\

expect(page).to have_css('textarea[data-val-regex-pattern="([a-zA-Z][0-9]{11}[a-zA-Z0-9][^\\\\S\\\\r\\\\n]*\\\\r\\\\n)*[a-zA-Z][0-9]{11}[a-zA-Z0-9][\\\\s]*"]')

This should be fixed in version 6.0.2.

From Titus Fortner on the Watir-General mailing list:

The latest version of Watir attempts to use monotomic time where supported and it looks like we grabbed the wrong Time class for where it is not supported.

I just updated and pushed the fix to 6.0.2. You should be able to just bundle update now.

I was facing the same issue with chrome drivers. Following are the cases that I found could lead to this issue:

• Missing TEMP or TMP environment variables
• TEMP or TMP is mapped not to local NTFS drive
• Permission issue (if you are using user other than the logged in user)
• TEMP or TMP invalid path

In my case TEMP was mapped to C:\Users\MyUser\AppData\Local\Temp\MyFolder. So when the Temp folder got cleared, MyFolder folder also got deleted and chromedriver threw "Unknown error: cannot create temp dir for user data dir" . By creating a new folder with name "MyFolder" in Temp folder fixed my issue.

TEMP and TMP path can be verified at

My Computer -> Properties -> Advanced System settings -> Environment Variables -> Variables used for < your user >

Or else you can check it by entering "%temp%" in "Run" window.

Its better to check path using both ways because I have seen some cases where temp path set in environment variable and path of folder that opens on executing %temp% command via Run were different.

Hope it helps.

In order to run your tests on :

1.Chrome : you will need to install latest Chrome driver, unzip it and paste its path in the environment variables.

2.IE : you will need to install IEDriver server unzip it and paste its path in the environment variables and enable protected mode for each zone in following way (Internet options->security tab->enable protected mode checkbox).

For running your tests as per the way you mentioned, not sure what framework you're using or whatever, but you can do this with a loop. You can do the following :

    def all_browsers
       browsers = [:firefox,:chrome,:ie].each do |br|
       $driver = Selenium::WebDriver.for br
       $driver.manage.window.maximize
       $driver.navigate.to("http://google.com")
       end
       $driver.quit
    end