I have needed that exact tool also. While decoding most HTML forms
manually, and ferreting out the params and syntax isn't usually
rocket science, it can sometimes be very time consuming. Also, there
is one form that was implemented (I won't say 'designed', lol)
so strangely that I could not decode it (neimanmarcus.com's
product search form) correctly.
Such a tool should also make it easy to support vanilla cookies.
I'd be interested in any news or progress on this issue.
Steve
Darren Blaser wrote:
>
> Are there any recording tools available (a netscape or explorer plugin
> maybe?) that can capture get and post data from a browser and build an LWP
> script from it?
>
> Right now I have some manual tests that I need to do on a web server that
> involve getting and posting data. I could code it all by hand with LWP but
> it seems like their should be a tool available (I can't be the first person
> who ever wanted to do this :-) that would let me just run through the tests
> manually once and then have a script that could be used to re-run the test
> unattended for the next go round.
>
> Thanks!!
>
> Darren
