Re: [Htmlunit-user] Re: Javascript problem

[Dave K. <dko...@ve...>]

But I am running v 1.5 and am seeing the problem .  Do you mean that it is 
fixed in versions
*after* 1.5?

Thanks,
Dave

At 03:10 AM 5/2/2005, you wrote:
>Hi Dave,
>
>this has been fixed since version 1.5. If you build yourself from CVS you 
>will already benefit of the changes.
>
>Marc.
>
>
>Dave Kosenko wrote:
>>To followup my own message, I have determined that, in the scenario 
>>below, in most places in the
>>code, the browser version is correctly transmitted as specified in the 
>>call to WebClient.
>>However, in the code that handles javascript, specifically in 
>>Navigator.java, the value for userAgent as
>>returned by jsGet_userAgent() is always
>>         "Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0b Windows98)"
>>regardless of what it should be set to.  As the above string is the 
>>default setting for BrowserVersion,
>>I'd have to guess that Navigator.java is not referencing the 
>>BrowserVersion as set in WebClient()
>>Dave
>>At 01:21 PM 4/29/2005, Dave Kosenko wrote:
>>
>>>Ok, after more complete investigation, I must retract my statement that 
>>>there is a problem with
>>>when the onload() function is being invoked in HTMLUnit.
>>>
>>>However, I think I have found another problem that was actually making 
>>>it look as though onload
>>>was the problem.  It appears that the problem lies with WebClient.  In 
>>>my java program, I set up
>>>a BrowserVersion to emulate Firefox:
>>>
>>>BrowserVersion bv;
>>>...
>>>bv = new BrowserVersion("Netscape", "5.0 (Windows; en-US)", "Mozilla/5.0 
>>>(Windows; U; Windows NT 5.1; en-US; rv:1.7.7) Gecko/20050414 
>>>Firefox/1.0.3", "1.2");
>>>...
>>>WebClient webClient = new WebClient(bv,);
>>>
>>>In the javascript brought into the page, I added an alert to tell me 
>>>what it thought the browser version
>>>is (in the full code, this is critical, since it takes different actions 
>>>based on the type of browser):
>>>
>>>function DetectBrowser() {
>>>         alert(navigator.appName);
>>>         alert(navigator.appVersion);
>>>         alert(navigator.userAgent);
>>>         alert(navigator.appCodeName);
>>>         alert(navigator.platorm);
>>>...
>>>}
>>>
>>>And I get the following when I run the program:
>>>
>>>WARNING: window.alert("Microsoft Internet Explorer") no handler installed
>>>WARNING: window.alert("4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0b; Windows98)") no 
>>>handler installed
>>>WARNING: window.alert("Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0b; Windows98)") 
>>>no handler installed
>>>WARNING: window.alert("Mozilla") no handler installed
>>>WARNING: window.alert("Win32") no handler installed
>>>
>>>So either I am doing something very wrong, or my BrowserVersion is being 
>>>completely ignored.  I also
>>>tried using the various pre-defined BrowserVersion values in the 
>>>BrowserVersion class, all with the same
>>>result.
>>
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