#248 javascript conv. of int "0" to string gives "0.0"

[David M. Karr]

I have an app with a javascript function that takes an
integer and assigns it to a form field (integer to
string, essentially). When I run this in FireFox and
IE, it works as expected.

When I test it in HttpUnit (1.6), if I send the integer
"0" to the function, the field gets set to "0.0".

I'm attaching a test case that includes a small webapp
and a test class. The test case doesn't include the
jars needed to compile and run the test case. The
README.txt describes what jar files are needed, and
where to put them.

[David M. Karr]

test case containing webapp and test class

[lavakafle]

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The problem is actually in webResponse =
conversation.getCurrentPage();

U might have checked as

webResponse = webForm.submit(); in stead of doing
getcurrentpage.

[David M. Karr]

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I don't understand what your point is.

[Russell Gold]

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Fixed in CVS. Thanks for the example. This one baffled me
because I had fixed the case of:

document.form.param = something

but not

document.form.param.value = something

which is handled differently