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zilberstein: that'd be on your website's side that it's doing that

zilberstein: you arent loading like "http://m.yourwebsite.com" instead of "http://yourwebsite.com" are you

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WhereIsMySpoon, on website, ther's set of CSS with @media

WhereIsMySpoon, it tells browser to use mobile css for android and desktop css for firefox

so, last night (right next to my building on the embarcadero, a very touristy spot) someone shots / kills a person…. then this morning while news crews are reporting, get robbed at gun point…. ummm, wtf

o.o

and the gun nuts still think nothing is wrong

lukeis: but without guns how can we gun the gunners??? guns!!11

muh freedomz!!11

more like "but without my gun i can't protect myself" is the typical argument

yes

I firmly believe in my right to bear arms

rawwrrr!!

ok, fixed

set_window_size was the answer

[13selenium] 15lukeis pushed 3 new commits to 06master: 02http://git.io/vqesn

13selenium/06master 1431956a1 15Ahmed Ashour: Remove executable flag from .java and .desc...

13selenium/06master 143cff5f0 15Ahmed Ashour: Add new HtmlUnitDriver(BrowserVersion,boolean)...

13selenium/06master 1490f07e5 15Ahmed Ashour: HtmlUnit test case to be @NotYetImplemented...

[13selenium] 15lukeis closed pull request #727: Add new HtmlUnitDriver(BrowserVersion,boolean) (06master...06htmlunitdriver_constructor) 02http://git.io/vthNN

03asashour closed Add new HtmlUnitDriver(BrowserVersion,boolean) - https://github.com/SeleniumHQ/selenium/pull/727 [C-java R-awaiting review]

Hello gentlepeople of selenium! I seek help with a question, one that has confounded me for over a day! Is there any way at all to download a file from a selenium grid node to your local machine? I know what I seek might be dumb, but right now it's the only way I can validate these reports because my developers refuse to change the mime-type so it opens in the browser. Help me, selenium room, you're my only hope!

enroxorz: you mean from the node machine that is running the tests to the hub machine?

WhereIsMySpoon: yes

it's...not fun doing this...

enroxorz: you shouldnt really be messing with downloads at all

enroxorz: what I do is use a simple http request and response inspector class to send the http response to download then inspect the response headers

so i do everything selenium up till the point where i would click the download button

then put the url that would do the download in that clas

i know, downloading files rubs me wrong too. im talking to my devs right now if there is an alternative. thanks.

enroxorz: you can use an http client (in your language of choice) and 'download' the file… if it's an authenticated session, then you likely just need to make sure to pass the Session Cookie in the http header

also :download

http://seleniumhq.org/download/ and http://selenium-release.storage.googleapis.com/...

:downloads

Please read this article about how to download files with Selenium, and why you shouldn't: http://ardesco.lazerycode.com/index.php/2012/07...

that one ^ ;)

i found the rails post method that handles this. it returns the csv back so i will see if I can do that.

woo rails! :D

>.>

now here's the hundred dollar question, how do i do straight http posts from selenium without having to call curl?

don't use selenium, don't use curl

what language are you writing your selenium test in? ruby?

presumably you're writing stuff in a programming language - that language will have some good libraries to do what you want

:google ruby http request

Net::HTTP Cheat Sheet - Ruby Inside: http://www.rubyinside.com/nethttp-cheat-sheet-2...

google ftw \o/

Dave_B_: I personally like to write code using grass and mud

:p

worded like that in case of record & playback

but aye, not the best sentence I've ever written :p

couple of wires and good timing, you can get those 1's and 0's

lol

i have a http client for my tools written for the API Authentication for another system. I just need to figure out how to grab the right cookie data so i can mimic the browser via net-http

aye, that's the trick :)

enroxorz: selenium allows you to grab your current cookies iirc

driver.manage().getAllCookies() ?

something like that

:docs

:api

.NET: http://goo.gl/uutZjZ | Java: http://goo.gl/Grc6tm | Ruby: http://goo.gl/jzh4RU | Python: http://goo.gl/sG1GfQ | Javascript: http://goo.gl/hohAut

:google ruby selenium bindings

RubyBindings - selenium - Ruby bindings - Browser automation ...: https://code.google.com/p/selenium/wiki/RubyBin...

\o/

and with that im off

thx everyone

:wiki Ruby

1: https://github.com/seleniumhq/selenium/wiki/rub...

2: https://github.com/seleniumhq/selenium/wiki/rub...

we're only on github now, don't look at the google code :)

enroxorz: Not sure if it applies to you, but Ruby's rest-client gem gave us issues with authentication in our API Calls. We ended up having to use the mechanize gem to get the cookies to post through the authentication redirect.

titusfortner: thanks for the heads up. i'll check mechanize first.

Yeah, we needed API interactions and couldn't use oath, and there weren't a lot of discussions about options for our particular use case that I could find via Google.