Read in data from a file and replace the text using /replacetext./
urlfile= “C:\\printservers\\printurls.txt”
i=1
servermax = 4
File.open(urlfile, ‘r’) do |f1|
while line = f1.gets
result = {}
server,product1,durl,product2,lurl,product3,curl,product4,murl,product5,surl,product6,mpurl=
line.split(”,”)
while i <= servermax
server1 = server.gsub!(/print01-0./, “print01-0″+ “#{i}”)
f.puts “1. First verify server is up #{server1}”
$ie.goto(server1)
i= i+1
end
end
end
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An example to grab the first image loaded on a page and return the width and height.
$ie.goto(url)
width = $ie.image(:index,1).width
widthnum = Integer(width) #Convert to integer. #
if widthnum >50
f.puts “- SUCCESS: Width of image loaded: #{widthnum}”
else
f.puts “!!!!! WARNING: Did not find width for image on page !!!!!”
end
height = $ie.image(:index,1).height
heightnum = Integer(height) #Convert string to integer. #
if heightnum > 50 #height != nil (pixel version) #
f.puts “- SUCCESS: Height of image loaded: #{heightnum}”
else
f.puts “!!!!! WARNING: Did not find height for image on page !!!!!”
end
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Testing a site that contains values that target certain users or simply trying to figure out which is the best approach via A/B tests? To modify your browser cookies, there are some simple tools to make this happen.
Firefox
1. Install Firebug 1.2.X:
- Go to the web page you wish to view or set cookie
- Go to Firefox -> Tools Menu-> Open Firebug
- Inspect -> Cookies
- Right click to Edit
2. Another option is to install the add-on Web Developer for Firefox.
- Firefox -> Tools->Web Developer -> Cookies -> View cookies
- Edit cookie
- Go to page again
- Tools -> Web Developer -> Cookies -> View cookies
- You can also delete and refresh cookies
Firefox Web Developer
Internet Explorer
- Go to the web page you wish to view/set cookie
- Install the little program called IECookiesView
- Double-click to execute program
- In the upper pane of the program, click on the name of the website
- In the lower pane of the program, click on the name of the cookie you wish to edit.
- Right-click on the cookie name and choose option to edit
- Close IECookiesView and restart browser
- Navigate to the web page again
View IE Cookies
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The only open source web platform you need to know. LAMP stands for Linux, Apache, MySQL, and Perl, Python, or PHP technologies.
LAMP is an open-source Web development platform, also called a Web stack, that uses Linux as the operating system, Apache as the Web server, MySQL as the database management system, and PHP as the object-oriented scripting language. Perl or Python can be substituted for PHP.
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