RE: Using variables for open command's url

Ah, my bad... Monday morning usually helps!

My problem was that my store baseURL was the 1st row of my (included) file's table, and thus was not parsed...

Added a title-row to my table fixed my problem!

 

- Guillaume Boudreau

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From: David Kemp [mailto:DKemp-IFekc9qy6S0WhyVFc8JwjA@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx]
Sent: Saturday, October 15, 2005 4:47 AM
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Subject: Re: [Selenium-users] Using variables for open command's url

selenium-users-bounces-EcuzILgp2tAZVhN9JVcPDEqbzN8AcRLmILAQCsJbaHk@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx wrote on 
15/10/2005 06:19:36 AM:

> would like to know if using variables in the 
url argument of the open 
> command is supported ? 
>   
> store | 
https://localhost | baseUrl 
> open | 
${baseUrl}Main 
>   
> This seems to fail here. 
>   

What you 
have written will result in https://localhostMain 
If you put in an extra slash then it should work: 
store | https://localhost | baseUrl 
open | ${baseUrl}/Main 

Cheers, 
David 

David Kemp
ThoughtWorks Australia Pty 
Ltd
http://www.thoughtworks.com
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