From: Ryan Victory <ryan@...>
Date: 2013-02-07T00:05:07+09:00
Subject: Re: Not able get the label text incurred with <input> element

Google. Google. Google. Seriously, how difficult is it to type in
"Regex" into Google? I really feel like you are way over your head with
what you are trying to do, and you're using this forum/mailing list as
your personal team of programmers. I'm not normally one to speak out
like this, but I have only been here for about a month and have watched
you spam the list with constant questions about language and programming
fundamentals in general. Pick up a good book on Ruby. Pick up a good
book on programming. No, I won't recommend any (Google). If, after
reading and trying your best to figure stuff out on your own, you still
have questions, then by all means ask the list.

Joel, I commend you for your constant help with this person, but you're
basically being used as a free programmer.

-Ryan

On 2/6/13 8:53 AM, Love U Ruby wrote:
> Joel Pearson wrote in post #1095530:
>> I think this should do it:
>> driver.find_element(:id,"filtersetedit_fieldNames").attribute('innerHTML')
> Yes,the above worked.
>
> Now, one point is that - the values say "Smith" will be in my Excel 
> column,from there how should I create such "RegEx". I am thinking about 
> that.
>