Can't find the UI input object

[KillerTom]

Hi
I try the statement as below:

Spec spec = new Spec().mozilla();
spec.open("http://www.w3schools.com/js/tryit.asp?
filename=try_dom_text_name");
spec.pauseUntilReady();
spec.find("input").with("name=='email'").with("id=='email'").with("type='text'").set("value='st'");

But it always get the exception:Expectation failed: Element should
exist before calling value='st'
Do you know what wrong is?
Thanks
Tom

[KillerTom]

Another problem, when i test on firefox,it works fine.But it can'g
work on IE.
Even through i use the spec.find("*").all().set("value='st'"); It
still can't find the element and prompt the exception as below:
Exception in thread "main" java.lang.NumberFormatException: null
at java.lang.Integer.parseInt(Integer.java:417)
at java.lang.Integer.valueOf(Integer.java:554)
at org.watij.webspec.dsl.Tag.length(Tag.java:28)
at org.watij.webspec.dsl.All.length(All.java:13)
at org.watij.webspec.dsl.All.set(All.java:25)
at test.LoginHome1(test.java:19)
at test.main(test.java:37)

On Jul 8, 5:10 pm, KillerTom <killerto...@sina.com> wrote:
> Hi
> I try the statement as below:
>
> Spec spec = new Spec().mozilla();
> spec.open("http://www.w3schools.com/js/tryit.asp?
> filename=try_dom_text_name");
> spec.pauseUntilReady();

> spec.find("input").with("name=='email'").with("id=='email'").with("type='te­xt'").set("value='st'");

[Brian Knorr]

I think you want:

with("type=='text'")

and not:

with("type='text'")

Also find("*") is not supported...you basically asked for the tag called "*"....which doesn't exist.  WebSpec requires you to name the tag like "input", "div", "textarea", etc...this is for performance reasons.

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[KillerTom]

I changed it to spec.find("input").all().set("value='st'");
My concern is our company's application works fine on firefox,but it
can't work on IE.It can't find any element on IE for our company's
application.
But it works fine for google on IE.So it is strange.

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