http-webtest-general — Web page testing using HTTP-WebTest

[Http-webtest-general] negative response times

[<Dan...@ub...>]

Hi --

I've been running webtest 2.04 against several of my websites.  Once in a
while I'll get response times of -0.00 or even -0.08 (which causes the test
to fail).  Is this a known bug with this version addressed in some later
version?  Is there another likely cause for this inaccurate result?

Thanks!

---danny


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Re: [Http-webtest-general] HTTPS tests

[William M. <wi...@kn...>]

On Thu, Jun 02, 2005 at 01:17:57PM -0400, Vance A. Arocho wrote:
> Is there support for HTTPS tests ?

Yes. According to the POD:

  If you want to test https:// web sites you may have to install
  additional modules to enable SSL support in LWP. In short you may have
  to install Crypt::SSLeay module. For details see README.SSL file in
  LWP distro.


William

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[Http-webtest-general] HTTPS tests

[Vance A. A. <va...@he...>]

Is there support for HTTPS tests ?

[Http-webtest-general] Bug about base url in Click plugin

[Hugo S. H. <hsa...@ni...>]

Hi.
Working with the "Click" plugin, i found a little bug.

When my html has a <base ...> defined in the head
section, the plugin believes that this defines a href attribute
for the entire page. But, the <base> tag also can define only
a "target" attribute (for use in frames).

So... the tests failed when the page only have a tag like
<base target="frameB">
assigning an empty base url to the clicks.

I resolved the bug adding an extra check in Click.pm, line 139,
from:
   $base = $token->[1]{href};
to:
   $base = $token->[1]{href} if $token->[1]{href};


Best regards,

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Webmaster / Ingeniero de Desarrollo
NIC Chile - Universidad de Chile
http://www.nic.cl

[Http-webtest-general] A custom plug-in to mute "Bad URI" error

[I.K. <x1...@us...>]

People:

This is an excellent tool, but it has a bad habit of dying in a middle of a test sequence if a bad URI is encountered. It happens on line 567 of API.pm, I'm looking at r.1.29 of it. In my book, it's a bad thing - I'd rather have it to fail the test and continue with the program.

Enclosed is the little module that does just that. To use it, you have to add it into the list, something like this:

my %globalParams = 
    (
     relative_urls  => "yes",
     plugins        =>
     [
      "HTTP::WebTest::Plugin::Click",
      "MuteBadURI",
      ],
     timeout        => $timeOut,
     default_report => "no",
      # etc....
     );

my $webtest = new HTTP::WebTest;
$webtest->run_tests(\@tests, \%globalParams);

I think it's worth considering for the maintainers of the code to include such behavior as a run-time parameter on a more permanent basis.

Thanks!

Sincerely,
Ivan K.

-------------------- MuteBadURI.pm ------------------------------ 
# The problem is that HTTP::WebTest's API.pm module dies if an improper URI is passed along. This
# happens quite often, especially if HTTP::WebTest::Plugin::Click module is used - when, for
# example, no suitable URL or button is found in a result page to click on. The API's 
# run_test() method dies thus canceling the whole test sequence.
#
# This plug in fools API.pm by replacing it's bad URI marker with it's own and allowing all
# subsequent tests in a chain to proceed and fail (that's a bad URI) peacefully.
#

package MuteBadURI;

use strict;
use URI;

use base qw(HTTP::WebTest::Plugin);

my $API_BAD_URI = "http://MISSING_HOSTNAME/";
my $MY_BAD_URI  = "http://0.0.0.0/";
sub prepare_request 
{
    my $self = shift;

    if( $self->webtest->current_request and ($self->webtest->current_request->uri eq $API_BAD_URI) )
    {
        $self->webtest->current_request->base_uri($MY_BAD_URI);
    }
}

1; 

[Http-webtest-general] Overriding what StatusTest considers OK

[Joe <joe...@us...>]

Hello List,

While experimenting with very large http responses, I found out that I 
can easily limit the amount of data which the embedded LWP UserAgent 
will retrieve from the network.

I added a global parameter:

    on_start = { my $wt = shift; $wt->user_agent->max_size(1024); }

This works just fine, except that I get an error message from StatusTest:

    Expected '200' and got: 206 Partial Content

I see tried two possoble directions to solve this issue

1. Override the behaviour of StausTest to consider a result code of 206 
as "OK"
2. Ignore the status test alltogether.

I got stuck in either directions.
I have one additional limiting condition, in that we have WebTest 
installed on a production box, where changing anything in the Perl 
config (and thus installd modules) is rather out of the question.

Cheers,

Joe.

Re: [Http-webtest-general] Question about XMLParser

[Bob K. <bko...@pl...>]

Thanks Joe,

Thanks to your comments I have figured out what I was doing wrong.   If
I declared the variable like $MY::$min_bytes all works correctly.

Thank you everyone for your assistance.

PS... That was one funny example you give at the end.... Made me
laugh :)

Bob Koertge

On Fri, 2005-02-04 at 10:19 +0100, Joe wrote:

> On Thu, 3 Feb 2005, Bob Koertge wrote:
> 
>  > I have just tried this and it does not work.  The test is just skipped.
>  >
> [...]
>  >   <test>
>  >     <code name="min_bytes">return $min_bytes</code>
>  >     <param name="max_bytes">99000</param>
> [...]
> 
> Apparently the scalar value $min_bytes is not initialized at this point. 
> I did a trivial test which appears to work (but is not likely what you 
> want):
> 
> <code name="min_bytes">$bytes = 2800; return $bytes</code>
> 
> So, it looks like you need to set $min_bytes somewhere in a persistent 
> way. I don't know how to achieve this (a quick test with wt script 
> didn't work out for me either).
> 
> However, a possible solution would be to dynamically derive a value for 
> the minimum content size within your code section. A rather useless 
> example would be
> 
> <code name="min_bytes">return 1 + (time() % 3600)</code>
> 
> This actually checks if the content size in bytes is larger than the 
> number of seconds into the current hour (pretty useless, isn't it???).
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Joe.
> 
> 
> 

Re: [Http-webtest-general] Question about XMLParser

[Joe <joe...@us...>]

On Thu, 3 Feb 2005, Bob Koertge wrote:

 > I have just tried this and it does not work.  The test is just skipped.
 >
[...]
 >   <test>
 >     <code name="min_bytes">return $min_bytes</code>
 >     <param name="max_bytes">99000</param>
[...]

Apparently the scalar value $min_bytes is not initialized at this point. 
I did a trivial test which appears to work (but is not likely what you 
want):

<code name="min_bytes">$bytes = 2800; return $bytes</code>

So, it looks like you need to set $min_bytes somewhere in a persistent 
way. I don't know how to achieve this (a quick test with wt script 
didn't work out for me either).

However, a possible solution would be to dynamically derive a value for 
the minimum content size within your code section. A rather useless 
example would be

<code name="min_bytes">return 1 + (time() % 3600)</code>

This actually checks if the content size in bytes is larger than the 
number of seconds into the current hour (pretty useless, isn't it???).

Cheers,

Joe.

Re: [Http-webtest-general] Question about XMLParser

[Bob K. <bko...@pl...>]

I have just tried this and it does not work.  The test is just skipped.

<WebTest version="1.0">
  <params>
    <param name="ignore_case">yes</param>
    <list name="mail_addresses">
    <param>bko...@pl...</param>
    </list>
    <param name="mail_server">X.X.X.X</param>
    <param name="mail">all</param>
  </params>
  <test>
    <code name="min_bytes">return $min_bytes</code>
    <param name="max_bytes">99000</param>
    <param name="url">http://www.anysite.com</param>
    <param name="test_name">AWEB Login Page</param>
    <list name="text_require">
      <param><![CDATA[Login]]></param>
      <param><![CDATA[Password]]></param>
    </list>
  </test>
 </WebTest>Failed  Succeeded  Test Name
   0          4    AWEB Login Page


Test Name: AWEB Login Page
URL: http://www.anysite.com

  STATUS CODE CHECK
    Expected '200' and got: 200 OK                               SUCCEED
  REQUIRED TEXT
    Login                                                        SUCCEED
    Password                                                     SUCCEED
  CONTENT SIZE CHECK
    Number of returned bytes ( 36308 ) is < or = 99000 ?         SUCCEED


Total web tests failed: 0  succeeded: 4


Thanks for trying to assist me
Bob Koertge

On Thu, 2005-02-03 at 20:25 +0100, Johannes la Poutre wrote:

> Op 3-feb-05 om 16:01 heeft Bob Koertge het volgende geschreven:
> 
> >  I have a question maybe someone could help me with. 
> >
> >  I am using XMLParser in perl.  What I would like to know is, is there 
> > a way to specify a variable in the xml file that perl will expand.
> >
> >  ie
> >      <test>
> >          <param name="min_bytes">$min_bytes</param>
> >      </test>
> 
> 
> Bob,
> 
> The following should work:
> 
>       <test>
>           <code name="min_bytes">return $min_bytes</code>
>       </test>
> 
> This works because of the contents of a "code" element result in an 
> (anonmymous) subroutine, rather than a scalar value for a plain "param" 
> element.
> (You should define the variable $min_bytes somewhere else in your 
> script).
> 
> Hope this helps, otherwise please let me know!
> 
> Cheers,
> 
> Joe.

Re: [Http-webtest-general] Question about XMLParser

[Johannes la P. <joe...@us...>]

Op 3-feb-05 om 16:01 heeft Bob Koertge het volgende geschreven:

>  I have a question maybe someone could help me with.=A0
>
>  I am using XMLParser in perl.=A0 What I would like to know is, is =
there=20
> a way to specify a variable in the xml file that perl will expand.
>
>  ie
>  =A0=A0=A0 <test>
>  =A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 <param name=3D"min_bytes">$min_bytes</param>
>  =A0=A0=A0 </test>


Bob,

The following should work:

  =A0=A0=A0 <test>
  =A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0=A0 <code name=3D"min_bytes">return =
$min_bytes</code>
  =A0=A0=A0 </test>

This works because of the contents of a "code" element result in an=20
(anonmymous) subroutine, rather than a scalar value for a plain "param"=20=

element.
(You should define the variable $min_bytes somewhere else in your=20
script).

Hope this helps, otherwise please let me know!

Cheers,

Joe.=

Re: [Http-webtest-general] Question about XMLParser

[William M. <wi...@kn...>]

On Thu, Feb 03, 2005 at 12:37:13PM -0500, Bob Koertge wrote:
> I am sorry I was a bit vague.. I am talking about the WebTest Plugin
> XMLParser... it allow you to use XML instead of wt format.

Ah, I see. I don't use that plugin so hopefully Ilya or someone can
answer your question.


William

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Re: [Http-webtest-general] Question about XMLParser

[Bob K. <bko...@pl...>]

I am sorry I was a bit vague.. I am talking about the WebTest Plugin
XMLParser... it allow you to use XML instead of wt format.



On Thu, Feb 03, 2005 at 10:01:15AM -0500, Bob Koertge wrote:
> I have a question maybe someone could help me with.  

Bob,

It looks like you've written to the wrong list. This one is about the
HTTP::WebTest package. If you're still looking for an answer, try
PerlMonks[1].


William

[1] http://www.perlmonks.org

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I have a question maybe someone could help me with.  

I am using XMLParser in perl.  What I would like to know is, is there a
way to specify a variable in the xml file that perl will expand.

ie 
    <test>
        <param name="min_bytes">$min_bytes</param>
    </test>

Thanks
Bob Koertge
bko...@pl...

[Http-webtest-general] Question about XMLParser

[Bob K. <bko...@pl...>]

I have a question maybe someone could help me with.  

I am using XMLParser in perl.  What I would like to know is, is there a
way to specify a variable in the xml file that perl will expand.

ie 
    <test>
        <param name="min_bytes">$min_bytes</param>
    </test>

Thanks
Bob Koertge
bko...@pl...

[Http-webtest-general] problem with basic auth

[David M. <dmc...@la...>]

Greetings,

 

I'm attempting to test a site that uses http basic auth.  I'm trying to use
the "auth" test parameter for this.  Unfortunately, the server keeps telling
me that the user ID or password is invalid.  Here is the relevant snip from
my script.  Note that the script runs as expected when I disable basic auth
and remove the auth test parameter from the script.  Any ideas?

 

$webtest->run_tests(

            [ 

                        {

                                    test_name                     =>
'navigate to add document for translation form',

                                    url                     => $base_url,

                                    method                         => 'get',

                                    params                         =>
['form', 'display_add_doc', 'type', 'url'],         

                                    text_require       =>
[@translation_form_text_require, 'URL of the page to translate' ],

                                    text_forbid                    =>
[@translation_form_text_forbid]

                        }

            ],

                        {

                                    auth                              =>
[$userid, $password],

                                    default_report   => $default_report

                        }           

);

 

Thanks, in advance.

 

- David

 

[Http-webtest-general] form post - line too long?

[Terry <td...@gm...>]

Here is my test:

        show_html       =       yes
        plugins         =       ( ::Click )

        test_name       =       login
        url             =       https://$URL/Logon_1.asp?NEXTPAGE=LOGIN
        method          =       post
        click_button    =       cmdSubmit
        params          =       ( txtUserName => 'username'
                                  txtPassword  => 'password' )
        end_test

I am getting this:

Test Name: login URL: https://$URL/Logon_1.asp?NEXTPAGE=LOGIN STATUS
CODE CHECK Expected '200' and got: 500 Line too long (limit is 4096)
FAIL PAGE CONTENT:

Here is the HTML form:

		<form action="Logon_1.asp?NEXTPAGE=LOGIN" method="POST" id="form1"
name="form1">
		
				<font face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" size="2">
				Please enter your <b>User Name</b> and <b>Password</b> to log on
to the system.<br>Passwords are case sensitive.
				</font>

			  
		</td>
    </tr>
</table>

		<em></em>	

		<br>
		<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="90%" align="center">
		    <tr>
		      <td align="RIGHT" width="50%"><b><font face="Verdana, Arial,
Helvetica" size="2">User Name:&nbsp;</font></b></td>
		      <td align="LEFT" width="50%"><input type="TEXT" size="22"
name="txtUserName" value>&nbsp;</td>

		    </tr>
		    <tr>
		      <td align="RIGHT" valign="TOP" width="50%"><b><font
face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica"
size="2">Password:&nbsp;</font></b></td>
		      <td align="LEFT" width="50%"><input type="PASSWORD" size="22"
name="txtPassword">&nbsp;</td>
		    </tr>
		    <tr>
		      <td></td>
		    </tr>

		</table>
		<br>
		<table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0" width="90%" align="center">
			<tr>
				<td align="center" colspan="2"><input type="SUBMIT"
name="cmdSubmit" value="Login"></td>
			</tr>
		</table>
		</form>


I have completed other basic tests and able to hit this site fine.  I
have done forms like this before but have never seen this.

Thanks for any ideas!
Terry

[Http-webtest-general] Sqaure brackets are not encoded to HTML character set when a request is sent.

[Raghavendra G H. <rag...@te...>]

Hi,

I am facing a problem due to an incorrect mapping of few characters to HTML character set.

I am sending a POST request with a parameter "course[]" set to "BEComps"
I have done it in the following way.

.
.
.
    $webtest->run_tests(
    [
    {
    test_name       =>"Posting the data..",
    url             => $URL."search/search.php",
    method          => POST,
    params          => [
                          'course[]'=>"BEComp",
                       ]
    }
.
.
.

Now, When I have captured the data through ethereal (while the script is posting the data),
I have found that the square brackets did not get mapped to HTML character set. i.e.. %5B abd %5D
They were sent as it is. (Ethereal also was showing ...&course[]=BEComp&...)

If I use the browser (Netscape/IE) to post the same data, these characters [] get 
mapped to those (%5B %5D) HTML characters-set properly.

If any body has come across similar problem, please help me.

OR If some one know which library file is responsible for this (for encoding to HTML character set), 
I would try to help my self.

Thanks & Regards
Raghavendra

[Http-webtest-general] Need help to set up perl script for Windows ISA Proxy

[Castillo, D. <dca...@me...>]

Tried to do the following example using a perl script:

use HTTP::WebTest;

    my $webtest =3D new HTTP::WebTest;

    $webtest->run_tests(
        [ {
            test_name     =3D> 'First page',
            url           =3D> 'http://localwebserver/',
            text_require  =3D> [ "Construction" ]
          }
          ],
          { proxies       =3D> [ http =3D>
'http://username:password@localproxy/' ] }
         );


 but got :

Expected '200' and got: 501 Protocol scheme '' is not suppo  FAIL

Not sure how to set the proxy setting.  I would appreciate any
assistance given, because this seems to do what I need.  Thanks.

[Http-webtest-general] unable to specify multipart/form-data for method = post

[David M. <dmc...@la...>]

I've been trying to use params and specify multipart/form-data, but it
always gets output as application/x-www-form-urlencoded.  I saw a reference
to this problem(?) from Ilya in the archive:

 

http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/message.php?msg_id=8191433

 

Has this been confirmed as a bug?  Is there a work-around?  Is it possible
to force the Content Type, regardless of whether a file upload is involved?

 

Here's the relevant snip from my test:

 

$webtest->run_tests(

            [

                        {

                                    .

                        },

{

                                    test_name                     =>
'translate text document from local file',

                                    terse                             =>
$terse,

                                    url                                 =>
$base_url,

                                    method                         =>
'post',

                                    params                         =>
['form', 'do_add_doc',

 
'go', '',

 
'lang_pair', $lang_pair_string_short,

 
'encoding', 'utf8',

 
'quality', '7',

 
'priority', '1',

 
'translit', 'on',

 
'type', 'local_file',

 
'file', ['C:\WebTestFiles\inputara.txt', 'C:\WebTestFiles\inputara.txt'],

 
'mime_type', 'text/plain'],

                                    text_require       =>
['C:\WebTestFiles\inputara.txt' ]

                        }

            ]

);

 

I can see the file data and the parameters in the request, but the Content
Type is always wrong and the response is not correct.  This is true, even
when I explicitly state the Content Type in the list for 'file'.

 

I use syntax similar to the snip above for other forms that do not upload a
file.  These test work, even though the Content Type is output incorrectly.

 

Any help is appreciated.

 

v/r

 

- David

 

 

Re: [Http-webtest-general] syntax for on_response when used in perl script instead of wtscript file

[Ilya M. <il...@ip...>]

>>>>> "DM" =3D=3D David McBride <dmc...@la...> writes:

DM> Hello,

DM> There are several examples in the documentation for using on_response i=
n a
DM> wtscript file, but I couldn=E2=80=99t find one for a perl script. =C2=A0

DM> I have a function called =E2=80=98get_doc_ids=E2=80=99 that I want to c=
all.=C2=A0 I
DM> tried setting it up as follows, but I got errors:

DM> ...=C2=A0

DM> # Problem happens on the line below =C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0=C2=A0

DM> on_response =3D> { @jobs =3D get_doc_ids($webtest->current_response->co=
ntent); },

Should be

on_response =3D> sub { @jobs =3D get_doc_ids($webtest->current_response->co=
ntent); },

This would create an anonymous sub which is being called later when
tests are being run.


DM> ...

DM> Can anyone tell me the correct syntax to use for =E2=80=98on_response=
=E2=80=99 in a perl
DM> script (as opposed to a wtscript file).=C2=A0 Thanks very much (in adva=
nce).

--=20
Ilya Martynov,  il...@ip...
CTO IPonWEB (UK) Ltd
Quality Perl Programming and Unix Support
UK managed @ offshore prices - http://www.iponweb.net
Personal website - http://martynov.org

[Http-webtest-general] syntax for on_response when used in perl script instead of wtscript file

[David M. <dmc...@la...>]

Hello,

=20

There are several examples in the documentation for using on_response in =
a
wtscript file, but I couldn't find one for a perl script. =20

=20

I have a function called 'get_doc_ids' that I want to call.  I tried =
setting
it up as follows, but I got errors:

=20

my @jobs;

my $webtest =3D new HTTP::WebTest;

$webtest->run_tests( [=20

{

=20

test_name =3D> 'translate html document from the internet',

terse =3D> $terse,

url  =3D> $base_url,

method =3D> 'post',

params =3D> ['form', 'do_add_doc',

                        'lang_pair', $lang_pair_string_short,

                        'encoding', 'Latin1',

                        'quality', '7',

                        'priority', '1',

                        'translit', 'on',

                        'type', 'url',

                        'url', $trans_job1],

# Problem happens on the line below      =20

on_response =3D> { @jobs =3D =
get_doc_ids($webtest->current_response->content);
},

text_require  =3D> [$trans_job1 ]

=20

}=20

] );

=20

Can anyone tell me the correct syntax to use for 'on_response' in a perl
script (as opposed to a wtscript file).  Thanks very much (in advance).

=20

- David

=20

[Http-webtest-general] confirming options for pull-down menu

[David M. <dmc...@la...>]

Can anyone give me a suggestion for confirming the list of options for a
pull-down menu using HTTP::WebTest?  I want to confirm that the options
available conform exactly to the list that I have (i.e., no more, no less).
Display order is not important.

 

Thanks, in advance.

 

- David

 

Re: [Http-webtest-general] Does the webtest object hold cookie state?

[William M. <wi...@kn...>]

Hi Alan,

Sorry for the late reply--I'm catching up on my mailing lists. Have you
found a solution to your login problem yet? I have no problem with
cookies maintaining state when using HTTP::WebTest. Does your login
script do a redirect by chance? Does it work ok with a normal browser?


William

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[Http-webtest-general] Does the webtest object hold cookie state?

[Alan R. <ar...@zo...>]

Hi,
=20
I'm trying to test a web application where different users have
different permissions to view files. When I try to login as different
users, it doesn't look like my login screen request sets the=20
cookies.=20
=20
Also, once the server has sent cookies, will later requests
by the server to query client cookies be successful? In other
words, are cookies persistent in the webtest client?
=20
Do you see anything wrong here?
=20
Perl code (with some url info changed):
=20
    return(
      {
       test_name    =3D> "$user login",
       url          =3D> 'http://test.com/query.cgi',
       params       =3D> [ login =3D> $user,
                                password =3D> $password,
                                ShowLogIn =3D> 1,
                                ShowLogIn =3D> 'Login' ],
       accept_cookies =3D> 'yes',
       show_cookies =3D> 'yes',
       send_cookies =3D> 'yes',
       text_require =3D> [ 'Query Page' ]
      }
    );

Test Name: test araetz%40test.com login
URL:
http://test.com/query.cgi?login=3Daraetz%2540test.com&password=3Dcd201cd&=
Sho
wLogIn=3D1&ShowLogIn=3DLogin
=20
  STATUS CODE CHECK
    Expected '200' and got: 200 OK                               SUCCEED
  REQUIRED TEXT
    Query Page                                                   FAIL
=20
  SENT COOKIE(S)
    *** none ***
  RECEIVED COOKIE(S)
    *** none ***
=20
=20
Thanks!=20
=20
-Alan
=20

[Http-webtest-general] posting content type multipart/form-data

[David M. <dmc...@la...>]

Can someone give me a hand with the correct method to post form-data?  =
I've
looked at the documentation, but I'm still not clear whether it's even
possible. =20

=20

Here's what the data looks like (captured from proxy):

=20

=20

POST /lw/ara/lwcgi HTTP/1.0

Accept: image/gif, image/x-xbitmap, image/jpeg, image/pjpeg,
application/msword, application/vnd.ms-excel, =
application/vnd.ms-powerpoint,
*/*

Referer: http://localhost/lw/ara/lwcgi

Accept-Language: en-us

Content-Type: multipart/form-data;
boundary=3D---------------------------7d427815a0198

User-Agent: Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; .NET CLR
1.0.3705; .NET CLR 1.1.4322)

Host: localhost

Content-Length: 1052

Pragma: no-cache

Cookie:
sess=3Duid&admin:sid&836791235:adm&0:defq&7:defpri&1:qf&60:lp&ara-eng:e&C=
P1256
:dt&1:du&1:tnw&0:

Connection: keep-alive

Browser reload detected...

Posting 1052 bytes...

-----------------------------7d427815a0198=20

Content-Disposition: form-data; name=3D"form"=20

=20

do_add_doc=20

-----------------------------7d427815a0198=20

Content-Disposition: form-data; name=3D"go"=20

=20

=20

-----------------------------7d427815a0198=20

Content-Disposition: form-data; name=3D"lang_pair"=20

=20

ara-eng=20

-----------------------------7d427815a0198=20

Content-Disposition: form-data; name=3D"encoding"=20

=20

CP1256=20

-----------------------------7d427815a0198=20

Content-Disposition: form-data; name=3D"quality"=20

=20

7=20

-----------------------------7d427815a0198=20

Content-Disposition: form-data; name=3D"priority"=20

=20

1=20

-----------------------------7d427815a0198=20

Content-Disposition: form-data; name=3D"translit"=20

=20

on=20

-----------------------------7d427815a0198=20

Content-Disposition: form-data; name=3D"unknown"=20

=20

on=20

-----------------------------7d427815a0198=20

Content-Disposition: form-data; name=3D"type"=20

=20

url=20

-----------------------------7d427815a0198=20

Content-Disposition: form-data; name=3D"url"=20

=20

http://www.aljazeera.com=20

-----------------------------7d427815a0198--

=20

=20

=20

Thanks, in advance, for any help.

=20

- David

=20

RE: [Http-webtest-general] trying to test button

[David M. <dmc...@la...>]

Finally got it!  You were right, no need to click anything:

test_name =3D Submit wrong username & password
	url =3D http://localhost/lw/ara/lwcgi
	method =3D post
	params =3D ( 	form =3D> do_log_in
			user_id =3D> nobody
                   	password =3D> nobody )
	text_require =3D ( Invalid User ID
	                 User ID:
	                 Password:)
	text_forbid =3D ( In order to continue you must log in first )=20
end_test


Thanks for your help ;-)

- David


-----Original Message-----
From: htt...@li...
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Srdjan
Sent: Tuesday, June 01, 2004 6:01 PM
To: David McBride
Cc: htt...@li...
Subject: Re: [Http-webtest-general] trying to test button

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That's not button at all - just a clickable image. Considering that =
clicking
the
image does nothing but submit, you don't need to use ::Click methods at =
all
-
just a plain POST request with params.

Srdjan

David McBride wrote:
| Greetings,
|
|
|
| I'm new to WebTest and I've been playing with it for a couple of days
| with some success.  I've run into a problem, though.  I have a login
| form to which I want to submit data (i.e., "user_id", "password").  =
The
| form begins as follows:
|
|
|
| <form name=3D"loginForm" id=3D"loginForm" method=3D"POST">
|
|             <input type=3D"hidden" name=3D"form" value=3D"do_log_in">
|
|
|
|
|
| The form has a button generated as follows:
|
|
|
| <tr>
|
|             <td colspan=3D"2" align=3D"right">
|
|                         <img src=3D"../images/btn_log_in.gif"
| style=3D"cursor:pointer;cursor:hand" onclick=3D"submit()");
|
|             </td>
|
| </tr>
|
|
|
| I've been trying to use the ::Click methods to operate the button
| without success.  Can someone tell me what I need to do to operate the
| button?  Thanks.
|
|
|
| v/r
|
|
|
| - David
|
|
|
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