Hi Rafael, what do you get for errors? Can you provide a simple (in fact the smallest possible) sample of your js process?
Marc. Rafael Torres wrote: > Hello there, > > > > We recently installed WebTest to test our web application. We’ve been > trying to run a simple login test to make sure WebTest works in our test > environment. In spite of using different syntax (e.g., verifyTitle, > verifyElementText, verifyText, etc.), we’re still unable to run a > successful test (because WebTest can never login successfully to the site). > > > > We think the problem is the way our application works is slightly > different from regular applications. In order to disable users’ back > button functionality, we redirect a page by using JS. In other words, > the first html code we get after clicking submit is interpreted by JS > code (on the client side) and resubmitted to the server. Eventually, the > final html code is received by the client side. > > > > Our entire application works based on this model, which means that it’s > key for us to figure out if this would be an issue with WebTest. We’re > wondering if anyone on your end has run into a similar scenario, and if > there’s a way to get around this. > > > > Thanks in advance for your feedback, > > > > R. > _______________________________________________ WebTest mailing list [email protected] http://lists.canoo.com/mailman/listinfo/webtest
