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[Htmlunit-user] JS and IE problem

[Zbigniew K. <ch...@wp...>]

I'have a little problem :)
Part of my web page is written in JavaScript. There are implemented
couple methods. One of those look as follows:

function getWidth() {
var width=window.innerWidth;
if (width==null)
width=document.body.offsetWidth;
return w;
}

When I try to test that page using settings for Mozilla:

final WebClient webClient = new WebClient(BrowserVersion.MOZILLA_1_0);

everythigs worked ok, the property window.innerWidth returned proper
value of window width, but problem arrived when I switched
configuration to:

final WebClient webClient = new
WebClient(BrowserVersion.INTERNET_EXPLORER_6_0);

Now document.body.offsetWidth returns nothing. I tried to add
another property in JavaScriptConfiguration.xml file:

<property name="clientWidth" readable="true" writable="false"/>
<property name="clientHeight" readable="true" writable="false"/>

and I change offsetWidth to clientWidth in getWidth function, but
this solution doesn't solve the problem. Is there some possibility
to get size of the document (or window) in such a way, that hmtlunit
works with it ok in both (Mozilla and IE) situations? Or maybe
htmlunit can be configured in some other way?

Best regards
Zbyhoo

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Re: [Htmlunit-user] JS and IE problem

[David D. K. <ddk...@ki...>]

It would appear that there are some JavaScript functions/features =20
that are enabled for Mozilla but aren't enabled for MSIE.  OR your =20
JavaScript has two different execution paths (one for Mozilla, one =20
for MSIE), and all the functions/features are present for the Mozilla =20=

path, but not for the MSIE path.

I would recommend filing a bug on SourceForge, and writing a reduced =20
test case for the problem.  Posting the JavaScript here would also =20
help in diagnosing the issue.

Dave


On Jul 7, 2005, at 9:07 AM, Zbigniew Kominek wrote:

> I'have a little problem :)
> Part of my web page is written in JavaScript. There are implemented
> couple methods. One of those look as follows:
>
> function getWidth() {
> var width=3Dwindow.innerWidth;
> if (width=3D=3Dnull)
> width=3Ddocument.body.offsetWidth;
> return w;
> }
>
> When I try to test that page using settings for Mozilla:
>
> final WebClient webClient =3D new =
WebClient(BrowserVersion.MOZILLA_1_0);
>
> everythigs worked ok, the property window.innerWidth returned proper
> value of window width, but problem arrived when I switched
> configuration to:
>
> final WebClient webClient =3D new
> WebClient(BrowserVersion.INTERNET_EXPLORER_6_0);
>
> Now document.body.offsetWidth returns nothing. I tried to add
> another property in JavaScriptConfiguration.xml file:
>
> <property name=3D"clientWidth" readable=3D"true" writable=3D"false"/>
> <property name=3D"clientHeight" readable=3D"true" writable=3D"false"/>
>
> and I change offsetWidth to clientWidth in getWidth function, but
> this solution doesn't solve the problem. Is there some possibility
> to get size of the document (or window) in such a way, that hmtlunit
> works with it ok in both (Mozilla and IE) situations? Or maybe
> htmlunit can be configured in some other way?
>
> Best regards
> Zbyhoo
>
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> Zadbaj o bezpieczne wakacje nad wod=C4=85!
> W=C5=82=C4=85cz si=C4=99 w Bezpieczne lato z NIVEA i WOPR
> http://klik.wp.pl/?adr=3Dwww.sport.wp.pl%2Fnivea-wopr.html&sid=3D427