From: Benjamin T. <tho...@ya...> - 2003-10-27 16:32:38
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I am attempting to write a test case for a page that contains a = javascript.confirm() as part of the logic. The page branches one way if = the user clicks "ok", and another if they click "cancel". Is there a way = to not only to capture the confirm dialog, but also to effect clicking = on a button?=20 Thanks! Ben |