So I found this wonderful library called WatiN - and I've downloaded the latest version - v2.1. I've opened a Console Applications (obviously C#) and wrote my most simplest program:
using WatiN.Core;
...
FireFox browser = new FireFox(@"..");
browser.Button("Send").Click();
browser.Dispose();
It's nothing much. I obviously added a reference to my project by right-clicking the project > Add Reference > browsed to C:\...\WatiN\bin\net40
, chose WatiN.Core.dll
(like the Readme said) The VS was auto completing my typing - and he offered me alternatives (you know - when you type con and he shows that lil' window and showing you Console
etc) - like he should, because I've added the reference. Then I hit compile - and suddenly - VS turns blind and he can't detect the DLL I referenced. The DLL still shows up in the References
folder in my project - but VS whines that it doesn't. He says: The type or namespace name 'WatiN' does not exist in the namespace 'WatiN' (are you missing an assembly reference?)
Although he did not show those errors before compile - and marked Firefox
in green (because its a class). Can anyone help me with this? Maybe well me whats wrong? Another thing - when double clicking the DLL in the reference (aka Object Browser) it shows me it and everything's OK - but after I try to compile - it magically disappears.
In your project settings, change your Target Framework from ".NET Framework 4 Client Profile" to ".NET Framework 4". That did the trick for me.
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