John wrote: > Is there an automatic way of filling forms that have been generated > using javascript? > I tried to use python+mechanize but am having trouble with javascript > forms. >
Yes, it depends on what you're trying to do of course, but usually you just set the input element's "value" property. (The exception here is <input type="file">, where the value property is read-only for security reasons.) This can be done even without javascript; just set the value attribute in the HTML code if you want default values. It shouldn't matter what your backend language is. > This is the way the form is created: > > <script > src="/WebResource.axd?d=uz45jgd0NVyzsVJV_sZDrjxBvvX2yHd3hs2IGgfXLN3pPD65PTl8Gec4qFJa35leX_j-S-HQNzQg1sDk82eQYafpf0w9zI7HaoMUnMjb9ihQ96Tf0qvT-Air__85j5db0&t=632972974720000000" > type="text/javascript"></script> We really can't do anything with that. The url is useless because it's not absolute, so we can't look at your code. Please post a working link if you want help. Thanks, David -- http://mail.python.org/mailman/listinfo/python-list
