Hi Roman,
this is a common misunderstanding: javascript is here the language used to
script WebTest, the script isn't executed in the context of the html page.
Content doesn't need to be xhtml to allow xpath usage: ALL html document are
parsed and therefore XPath usage is possible on them.
Marc.
Roman Kazimir wrote:
>
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to test all the links on the page by using javascript in
> scriptstep.
> I need to find all the links on the page. I wanted to use document.links[]
> but this didn't work.
> <verifylinks> is not good, while error is not rusulting in missing page
> but wrong content.
> I also cannot use xpath, while pages are not xhtml (legacy aplication)
>
> What I need to do is to find all the links on the page, clicklink it,
> chcek for conntent (some text),
> get back and check next link.
>
> I tried to use somethnig like this
>
>
> <scriptStep description="find all links on the page"
> language="javascript"><![CDATA[
>
> step.setWebtestProperty('link',document.links[1]);
>
> ]]></scriptStep>
> <clicklink description="link to follow" href="#{link}"/>
> <verifyText description="Error text must be present" text="sometext" />
> <previousresponse/>
>
>
> This results in Error
>
> Error invoking script: org.mozilla.javascript.EcmaError: TypeError: Cannot
> read property "1.0" from undefined
>
> Thanks for hlep.
>
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