Since moving over to the WebDriver code for Fitnesse as a fixture, including 
the SpiderFixture extension, I have had better luck in getting some additional 
tasks to work.  One item I had been trying to do in Selenium, and never could 
get it to work, was in making entries into the RadEditor we use on the 
SharePoint server the product runs on.  With WebDriver there is an option to 
Execute JavaScript, I don't think it does well with multiple lines but I hadn't 
tried very hard to get things working in that way; what I ended up with was a 
single line of JavaScript that finds the iframe, adds the text then moves back 
to the base frame.  The frame moving took me a few minutes to realize, once you 
move to a particular frame on the page going back to the base frame is a good 
follow-up.
 
For those who can use it, the JavaScript to get the RadEditor to work is:
My RadEditoriFrame was set up as: ctl00_PlaceHolderMain_zoneMain_ctl00_txtPost
 
Best way to verify that this is the one to use, especially on SharePoint, is to use an Object Viewer on the page and verify the editor box is highlighted.
 
Hope that helps you out, it took me awhile to get this working.
For those who can use it, the JavaScript to get the RadEditor to work is:
| execute javaScript | $find(${RadEditoriFrame}).set_html(${test_text}); | 
My RadEditoriFrame was set up as: ctl00_PlaceHolderMain_zoneMain_ctl00_txtPost
Best way to verify that this is the one to use, especially on SharePoint, is to use an Object Viewer on the page and verify the editor box is highlighted.
Hope that helps you out, it took me awhile to get this working.
 
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