Added the ability to pass in options to the Select.From method

[SethDobson]

If there is a better or different way you would like me to approach this
then let me know.

[adiel]

Hi, thanks for this. I think what you after is the same change requested in #92 - which no one else has tackled yet - that is, to be able to specify different options when finding the select element from when finding the option within the element.

when you do

browserSession.Select("Audi",myOptions).From("Manufacturer");

right now, myOptions are used for both of these searches.

Looks to me like your change:

browserSession.Select("Audi",selectOptions).From("Manufacturer", fromOptions);

will mean the selectOptions are ignored and the fromOptions are used in both searches - not the intention I'm sure.

What we need to do is pass both these options from the SelectFrom.cs line 37 into the new Coypu.Actions.Select - and in there use the appropriate one for each of the two searches.

Wanna have a go at that? Would be great if you could try and write a test at some level for this change too. An acceptance test might be clearest and easiest in this case to make the intention clear.

Cheers!

[SethDobson]

Thanks for the info. I'll work on this in my free time. We just started using Coypu where I work so you will likely hear more and more from me. This is a great tool and I look forward to making it better and better. FYI It would be nice to have some way to interact with javascript popups without using exec script.

[adiel]

Coypu's pretty good at handling popups. If you post your question, i.e. exactly what you need to do, on the google group or stack overflow I'll point you in the right direction.