Thursday, March 01, 2007

LoadError: no such file to load — selenium

LoadError: no such file to load — selenium. This kind of error message can happen if you have installed anything as a gem but you have not specified require "rubygems" as the first statement in your program.
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12 comments:

  1. Unknown4:43 PM

    Thanks for this... it saved me a bit of head-scratching!

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  2. fuzzy4:50 PM

    thanks as well. the silly little selenium example page doesn't have this and I went crazy for a while. kinda dumb on me - oh well. thanks again.

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  3. Y1:09 PM

    Thanks. I was bugged by this for 15 minutes. :-)

    - yc

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  4. Swamy Karnam9:35 AM

    Thanks. This was bugging me too.

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  5. Unknown8:06 PM

    Props. That had me stumped actually. irb worked, running the .rb in ruby didn't. Solved it nicely. Thanks!

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  6. Neha11:18 AM

    I had to do a gem install selenium-client to get rid of this error. The docs page for installation of selenium on rails >= 2.1 does not mention this

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  7. forrie10:04 AM

    Just wanted to post a polite "thank you" -- I'm learning ruby, and this one had me up late. :-)

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  8. Unknown8:17 AM

    Same here, Thanks :)

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  9. WARSHA4:35 AM

    Thanks a lot...it helped me out:)

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  10. falker9115:00 AM

    You saved me, thanks.

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  11. Abhi8:13 AM

    This was useful. Thanks!

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  12. Kevin King3:20 PM

    Thanks for posting the tip, quick and to the point - oh, and it worked.

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