Re: [Htmlunit-user] Question regarding the ConfirmHandlerExample wiki page code

[Alan G. <al...@cr...>]

Brad Clarke wrote:
> It's an internal thing of ours (well, I released it once but nobody
> seemed to care :p ).
> 
> Just replace the call to setLastConfirmMessage with whatever you need
> to do to make use of the message in the confirm box--if you just wanna
> click no matter what it says then you don't need to do anything.
> 
> Brad C


It's making sense, now I'm a little bit confused on how to handle the 
situation where I'm calling a javascript method to do the confirm:

***
function confirmThis() {
     if (confirm("Clicking OK will destroy the universe. Proceed?")) {
          window.location = "kaboom";
     }
     return false;
}
***

I have an anchor with a href of "#" with an onClick call to that 
javascript (basically "<a href='#' onClick='confirmThis(); return 
false;'>Click me</a>").  If I have an acceptance test that looks 
something like:

***
public void testClickLink() {   /* ala JUnit TestCase */
     loadPage();   // wrapper for some HtmlUnit stuff, creates
                   // a "Page" instance called myPage
     clickLink("Click me");
     HtmlUnitConfirmHandler confirm = new HtmlUnitConfirmHandler();
     confirm.handleConfirm(myPage,
         "Clicking OK will destroy the universe. Proceed?");
}
***

I'm a little confused on how to handle the javascript with the confirm 
handler and the client side redirect.  Would I need to set up a 
"ScriptResult" instance to check for this?



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