Hi,
Francisco Javier Martin Gutierrez wrote:
I am in trouble with a javascript function because webtest does not act as
internet explorer. There is a difference. When you click on a page element
If you expect to behave Webtest like Internet Explorer you're probabely
barking up the wrong tree. Webtest - or HtmlUnit rather - shouldn't act
as either IE, Firefox, Safari or whatever. It should behave like a
standards compliant script engine.
an action is taken and then the function reloads the page without speaking
with server (executing javascript code).
But webtest behaviour is different because it asks server to reload the page
instead of execute javascript code. So I want to know if there is any way to
change webtest behaviour.
Have you tested your script in various browsers? Do you see the same
(correct) consistent behavior in all of them? Hence, can you confirm
that the JS code is standard compliant?
To make a long story short, is this *really* a Webtest/HtmlUnit problem?
Regards,
Marcel
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