Re: [Htmlunit-user] Re: onchange submit

[Martin D. <mar...@ya...>]

Marc,

Thanks for the feedback. If you fix this and want me to verify it, I can easily test this out.

In the meantime, I am disabling JavaScript around the select HTML element setSelectedAttribute to avoid call to onsubmit. I am using some other HTML element to refresh the page. Glad I can do this.

Martin

Marc Guillemot <mgu...@ya...> wrote: Hi Martin,

seems that a select delegates calls of unknown methods to the enclosing
form... and that htmlunit does't do it. This is a bug.

Marc.

Martin Dubuc wrote:
> I have a form with a select HTML element. There is a onchange event
> handler on this HTML element. The element is defined as:
> 123
> 
> The event handler is there to force a refresh of the form when the
> selection changes. I have some code to test this select HTML element. In
> my htmlunit test, the following instructions cause an exception:
> 
> HtmlSelect sel = (HtmlSelect) form.getHtmlElementById("sel");
> sel.setSelectedAttribute("2", true);
> 
> The exception is:
>      [java] ======= EXCEPTION START ========
>      [java] EcmaError: lineNumber=[1] column=[0] lineSource=[function ()
> {] name=[TypeError] sourceName=[event for HtmlSelect[
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