hi..
i'm havin an issue with the following script. it uses www::mechanize and
appears to die when i use the word/var ANT for one of the form inputs. the
test script demonstrates getting information from the test site using both
LWP and mechanize. the LWP approach works, the mechanize fails.
any
URI::sip(s) does not honor the URI API contract of returning the
original URI if it cannot be made absolute in new_abs() or abs(), or
relative in rel(). Fix along with a couple of test cases attached.
Index: URI/sip.pm
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RCS file:
Bruce,
I don't think that this is a problem with mechanize or your code. Looking
at the html of the site in question I see this:
select name=u_input size=1
option selected-Choose a Department-/option
option value=ADPIBAAdult Degree Program/option
if i need to provide more info let me know:
basically there appears to be a special html variable called LANG.
however, some of the sites i use mech on use this as a regular variable
such as
www.mysite.com/cgi-bin/myscript.pl?id=123year=2004LANG=english
etc
mechanize cant follow such
darrell...
thanks for the reply... i had started to think something along the same
thing... as far as i can tell.. it's the only place were that occurs...
so i'll put that one to rest...
but since you repsonded, i have a www::mechanize question...
i'm looking at the utexas austin site..
On Wed, Jun 02, 2004 at 12:11:22PM -0700, bruce ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote:
the underlying html, implies that there is some method that they're using to
send multiple forms?
Yes, there are two forms. Look at:
$ mech-dump
hey andy..!!!
'appreciate your response... but i'm stil confused as to how/if i can use
mechanize to handle both forms... how in the $*^^(*#@ would this be
accomplished!!
any samples you can point me to that do something like this... i've played
with mechanize on a few other apps.. but nothing
Im jumping in here late so this may be way off but:
my $agent = WWW::Mechanize-new();
$agent-get(someURL);
$agent-form(1) # or form(2) or form(name=logonform2) etc
$agent-field(variablename, $myvalue);
$agent-submit();
apologies if this super basic summary is way off the mark of what was
not sure if you're late or not!!
the basic issue i'm concerned about is how i go about submitting both forms
at the same time.. or do i need to...
the html implies that i do... but i have no idea as to how..
-bruce
-Original Message-
From: Gedanken [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent:
ok..
so if i can only submit one.. should it matter which one i choose!!
oh.. i found the mech-dump.. thanks!! gotta learn how to type!
-bruce
-Original Message-
From: Andy Lester [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, June 02, 2004 12:28 PM
To: Gedanken
Cc: bruce; [EMAIL
Look back a the output of 'print $b-current_form()-dump();' Do you
see where the option for 'Anthropology' appears by itself? This is
because the HTML is not being parsed right. The following line seems to
be the offender:
option value=ANT
Name=AnthropologyAnthropology/option
Darrell Gammill [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
Look back a the output of 'print $b-current_form()-dump();' Do you
see where the option for 'Anthropology' appears by itself? This is
because the HTML is not being parsed right. The following line seems to
be the offender:
option
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