It is really a shame I cannot understant the cookie setting, maybe I
need more time.
But I know the gem of Mechanize can deal with the cookie quite well,
such as the code:
agent.cookie_jar.save_as('cookie.txt',:cookiestxt)
--
agent.cookie_jar.load('cookie.txt',:cookiestxt)
Is there a way to
I tried following code, could anyone tell what is wrong? It would be
highly appreciated:
ie77= Watir::IE.new
ie77.goto(http://*;)
sleep 3
tmpcookie = ie77.document.cookie
puts this is tmpcookie
puts tmpcookie # cookie is displayed
Watir::IE.close_all
sleep 3
ie77= Watir::IE.new
Like Alex had said, its not that simple to add a cookie and get the
cookie details by using ie77.document.cookie = tmpcookie.
A cookie is set by the server and has 3 main identifiers - (name,
domain, path) if any of these 3 identifiers are different, a new
cookie is created.
There are a few
Alex,
Thank you so much, I will try it.
On 11月9日, 下午4时56分, alex.ikhelis [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Try to output cookies values and you will see how your browser's
document keeps it:
puts ie.document.cookie
or puts tmpcookie
it should be a string with cookie_name=cookie_value pairs
Try to output cookies values and you will see how your browser's
document keeps it:
puts ie.document.cookie
or puts tmpcookie
it should be a string with cookie_name=cookie_value pairs separated
with semicolon. E.g. SERVER=213 means that there is 1 cookie named
SERVER set to value of 213 in your
Thanks a lot, acturelly I searched and read all the posts related to
cookies in this group, but could not find some hints.
what I need is to autopost in a forum by different users, I tried but
failed the codes below:
login with user_name_1
tmpcookie = ie.document.cookie
posting with user_name_1
