Re: [Htmlunit-user] javascript mutation of pages

[Marc G. <mgu...@ya...>]

changes should be in the HtmlPage you're working on.

Marc.

Casey Crabb wrote:
> I'm using htmlunit-1.5 (the binaries) that I downloaded from
> sourceforge about a month ago.
> 
> When javascript is modifying the page (or the form in my case) as a
> result of clicking a button in a form (that doesn't actually submit
> the form, the javascript method called returns false) where should
> those changes show up? In the existing HtmlPage/HtmlForm, or should I
> capture to the return value of the click() call?
> 
> --
> Casey
> 
> On Thu, Apr 28, 2005 at 12:03:05PM +0200, Marc Guillemot wrote:
> 
>>Hi Casey,
>>
>>this seems that htmlunit should be able to do what you want. Which version 
>>do you use? Can you turn the js log level to debug to get more information?
>>
>>Marc.
>>
>>Casey Crabb wrote:
>>
>>>I have a page where I'm moving elements from one widget to another via
>>>javascript:
>>>
>>>(Pardon the ascii art)
>>>
>>>[Select-Many] [Button -> ]      [ Select-Many Results       |
>>>                               |                           |
>>>[Select-Many] [Button -> ]      | (across all items on left)|
>>>                               |                           |
>>>[TextField]   [Button -> ]      |                           ]
>>>
>>>[Button: OK]
>>>
>>>
>>>The select-many's are prefilled with possible results, the text field
>>>lets you manually add results.
>>>
>>>Each of the buttons labelled -> moves the item from the respective
>>>field over to the Results select; this is done using javascript.
>>>
>>>What I'm trying to do using htmlunit is fill in the text field; click
>>>the corresponding button to add it to the results, then click OK.
>>>
>>>This doesn't work for me (no error, just no change is made when I run
>>>the test).
>>>
>>>
>>>I've tried using the following: mainform.submit("name-of-button");
>>>(both catching the return and using it and ignoring the return value)
>>>
>>>and
>>>
>>>(ClickableElement) getHtmlElementById("id-of-button") .click() (both
>>>catching the return and using it; as well as ignoreing the return
>>>value).
>>>
>>>
>>>Is there some way to get javascript mutation of a HtmlPage/HtmlForm to 
>>>work?
>>>
>>>To add further complication; the -> buttons are disabled until there
>>>is an entry selected in the appropriate select-many or there is text
>>>in the text-field.
>>>
>>>--
>>>Casey
>>>
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