> There seems no Rhino for linux.
Rhino is written in Java. "java -jar js.jar" works fine on my Linux machine.
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There seems no Rhino for linux.
Spidermonkey won't support document , window and something else in js,
so it won't help me a lot.
On Sat, 2011-02-12 at 05:57 -0800, john wrote:
> Even though I've never tried it, you may want to look into running the html
> thru a separate javascript engine, lik
Even though I've never tried it, you may want to look into running the html
thru a separate javascript engine, like spidermonkey or rhino, and then parse
the results of that.
On Friday, February 11, 2011 2:20:32 AM UTC-6, yanghq wrote:
> hi,
> I wanna get attribute value like href,src... in
Hello,
2011/2/11 yanghq :
> but for some pages rendered by js, like:
You could use selenium or windmill to help you reproduce the contents
of the web page in a browser so you can get the data from the DOM tree
once the page has been rendered instead of by parsing the js.
Best regards,
Jav
thank u for your reply.
yeah, my end goal is something like screen scraping a web site.
Duplicating the Javascript behaviour in my Python code will be a huge
burden,I'm afraid time can't aford it.
someone say that webkit / pamie and other browser engine can render js
to html,but pamie is only wo
hi,
I wanna get attribute value like href,src... in html.
for simple html page libxml2dom can help me parse it into dom, and
get what I want;
but for some pages rendered by js, like:
document.write(
''+
''+
''+
''+
''+
''+
''+
''+
''+
''+
''+
''
)
how can I get the atrribute v
