Re: Executing embedded JavaScript

Thanks Francis I had thought that JavaScript.pm was a front-end for SpiderMonkey, but I've now got both to experiment with. /R "Francis Turner" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > > SpiderMonkey is at http://perlmeister.com/devel/JavaScript-Spider

Re: Executing embedded JavaScript

Rob Dixon wrote: Thanks Doug, but all I've found is some posts where people want to follow JS-encoded redirections and refreshes. The general case, where Perl provides most of the document object model for JS to manipulate, doesn't seem to have been addressed. I've been looking at SpiderMonkey, w

Re: Executing embedded JavaScript

Thanks Doug, but all I've found is some posts where people want to follow JS-encoded redirections and refreshes. The general case, where Perl provides most of the document object model for JS to manipulate, doesn't seem to have been addressed. I've been looking at SpiderMonkey, which seems to be t

LWP::Authen::NTLM

I've recently received confirmation from one person that my NTLM authentication module for LWP does work for someone else (on Solaris, no less!), so I'd like to submit my module for inclusion in LWP. If one of the developers would let me know if it's accepted or not, that would be helpful, since

Re: Executing embedded JavaScript

Perl wrote: > > Does anybody have any experience executing client-side JavaScript code > embedded in an HTML document which has been downloaded using Perl? Failing > that, can anybody suggest where I should look for such a thing? check the archives of this list. This topic has been discussed _man

Re: Can't pass hash?

The third argument to HTTP::Request->new is an HTTP::Headers object. Try my $request = HTTP::Request->new(POST=>$action, HTTP::Headers->new (%args)); HTH, Rob "Chris Greenhill" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message [EMAIL PROTECTED]">news:[EMAIL PROTECTED]... > Hi, > I can't seem to pass a

Executing embedded JavaScript

Does anybody have any experience executing client-side JavaScript code embedded in an HTML document which has been downloaded using Perl? Failing that, can anybody suggest where I should look for such a thing? I am using ActiveState Perl under Windows XP Pro, and I know that both my IE and Opera b