Hi,
I observed a problem with the execution of javascript:
In my HTML page there is a link with a href executing some javascript:
<a title ="Upload" class="roundbutton"
href="javascript:{%20document.getElementById('hidden_p_action').value='Upload';%20submitForm(this);}"
><span>Upload</span> </a>
If I click this link from WebTest like
<clickLink
href="javascript:{%20document.getElementById('hidden_p_action').value='Cancel';%20submitForm(this);}"/>
I get this error:
JavaScript error loading page http://...: syntax error (javascript url#380)
...pointing to line 380 with the javascript.
This seems to be due to the '%20' in the source's URL. At least after removal
of '%20' in the source this worked fine (opening the correct page):
<clickLink
href="javascript:{document.getElementById('hidden_p_action').value='Upload';submitForm(this);}"/>
Since I'm not in a position to remove the %20 in all JavaScripts in our pages
my questions are:
1. Am I right with my analysis? (And has anybody else made the same
observation?)
2. Any ideas how to fix or cope with this?
Thanks a lot, regards
Michael
