Re: [cinjug-users] HttpUnit and javascript

[Brian Bonner <brian.bonner@xxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hey, Bill,

Seems to me you can grab the element by ID (you'll have to add it).  We 
did something similar to this on a past project.
<tr id="xyz" onclick="takeOverTheWorld();><td>some text</td></tr>
*HTMLPage page;
...
page.getElementWithID*("xyz").getScriptableDelegate().

and so on.

BTW, I may not have this exactly correct, but hopefully that will help you.

Brian



bill.manuel@xxxxxxxxxx wrote:

> All,
>      I'm trying to do some web page testing using HttpUnit.  I am having
> trouble calling some javascript methods on my page in my test.  I am trying
> to call the onclick event on a table row :
>      <tr onclick="takeOverTheWorld();><td>some text</td></tr>
>
> In HttpUnit, it seems pretty easy to get a handle on the table (WebTable)
> and each individual cell.  Once you have either the table or a cell in the
> table you are able to call
> object.getScriptableElement().doEvent("onclick").  This would work fine if
> I put the onclick on each individual <td> tag.  UGHHH.  That would repeat
> for every cell in the row.  Does anyone know how to get a reference to a
> <tr> and then call the doEvent() method.  I've been digging through this
> for a while with no success.
>
> Thanks in advance for any help you can provide.
>
> Bill Manuel
>
>
>
>
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