On Thu, 10 Jun 2004, Thomas, Mark - BLS CTR wrote:
If you know what the 'real' value should be, you can add it yourself
manually, THEN select it like:
heres an example of having to add a radio button and a text selection
because javascript BS is what the form uses to do the same. the form
its
> as you can see, there is no value for the "Monday"
> checkbox
Ack, that code is so 1993. Even HTML 2.0 (circa 1994) required a value
attribute.
> But yet the asp server code handles it properly.
Your browser fills in an empty value when it encodes the GET or POST. The
server code is just
hi...
i've got what appears to be a problem/issue with the www::mechanize
function, as it applies to form submissions...
i have the following code segment...
use HTML::TreeBuilder;
use LWP::UserAgent;
use WWW::Mechanize;
my $b = WWW::Mechanize->new();
$ua = new LWP::UserAgent;
$ua->timeo
on 6/9/04 2:12 PM, [EMAIL PROTECTED] purportedly said:
> got a bit of a problem/lack of understanding...
>
> the following url works in a browser window. it can be selected, and the
> appropriate page appears...
>
> http://soc.our.psu.edu/soc/act_main_search.cfm?Semester=FALL%202004&CrseLoc=
> A
there seems to be an issue with this...
when i "grab" the frame i'm interested in, and i submit the form, how do i
go about getting the updated content/html from the parent frame??
here's a section of code that i'm using...
---
use HTML::TreeBuilde
On Thu, 10 Jun 2004, bruce wrote:
there may be a smarter way to do it, but 'regular' mech works just fine
with frames. after you do a 'get' to grab the frameset, you can just do
'get's to grab the frame you want.
like
$agent->get("someframeset.html");
$agent->get("leftNav.html")
theres no n
hey...
can www::mechanize be used to deal with frame sites.. or does one have to
use lwp::useragent::framesready...??
is there a sample of code that someone could point me to... didn't really
find anything on google that answered this
basically, i want to get a given frame (foo), submit a fo
