Hi Ethan,
Thanks for the response on this. I ended up writing a simple proxy which I
point watir at and saves *everything* down as it goes. It's been working out
great.
Thanks
Brendan
On Apr 14, 2010, at 5:27 PM, Ethan wrote:
It looks like you have the watir part down. It's easy to
Hi Tiffany,
I realize water is a ruby library that interacts with web browsers. I also
realize it's easy to enumerate all the linked script files with something like:
jscripts = ie.document.getElementsTagName(script)
jscripts.each do |js|
puts Javascript file is located at:
It looks like you have the watir part down. It's easy to download data from
a URL in ruby, though not through watir. Check the Net::HTTP library.
http://www.ruby-doc.org/core/classes/Net/HTTP.html
If the script's src attribute is set to a relative path then you'll have
to combine it with the
