rspec users - Jul 2012 - RSpec/rails & Capybara: #within

I''m new with Capybara and after a good amount of google, I still
can''t
figure out how the #within methods works!
I can use it only if I call visit before? There''s no way to use it on a
string, like the `page = Capybara.string(html_string)` trick?

When describe a view, I want something like that:
describe "path/to/view.html.erb" do
  it "should pass" do
    render
    within(''form#id'') {
      should have_selector ''input'', type:
''submit''
      should have_selector ''input'', type:
''text'', value: ''default''
      # ...
    }
  end
end

PS: Hope this is the right sections! ^^"

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On Jul 22, 2012, at 3:08 PM, Salvatore Pelligra wrote:
> I''m new with Capybara and after a good amount of google, I still
can''t
> figure out how the #within methods works!
> I can use it only if I call visit before? There''s no way to use it
on a
> string, like the `page = Capybara.string(html_string)` trick?
> 
> When describe a view, I want something like that:
> describe "path/to/view.html.erb" do
>  it "should pass" do
>    render
>    within(''form#id'') {
>      should have_selector ''input'', type:
''submit''
>      should have_selector ''input'', type:
''text'', value: ''default''
>      # ...
>    }
>  end
> end
> 
> PS: Hope this is the right sections! ^^"
> 
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Please post this to the Capybara group, thanks.

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