Salut Florent, to understand what happens, you can try to look at the post details (url, fields and headers) both in WebTest and in a normal browser for your 9. step.
> ... > Is there a way in Webtest to only trigger the Javascript of abutton > without sumitting the form you can modify the html DOM to add inject for instance some onsubmit that returns false in your page, but I don't see what you would achieve with that. > (I think the navigation error come from the > fact the POST method is not Ajax called ) ? ??? Marc. -- Blog: http://mguillem.wordpress.com Florent Blondeau wrote: > Hi everybody, > > I have a huge problem that I would like to share with you, for the case > you'd know how to solve it. > Actually, it's only a "huge" problem because it's the last point of my > first test plan, and it fails on the very last step.... > In fact, it is an ASP.NET generated javascript stub that makes me become > mad !!! > Well I think it comes from this point. That is my story : > > Once upon a time in the web, there was a web site that proposed a caddie > scenario to his customers. A robot was sent to test it. > This robot did a good job while testing the 9 steps of the scenario. All > was right, when the last "Submit" button came on the scene... > The fight seemed to be easy for the robot, but as the wind strength > became to grow, the webusers began to leave the site. e-Tumbleweeds were > flewing on the forms, and the air became full of fear !!! The robot > have missed his first attacks... > > Hum... Well... It was just to make you smile > > So I test 9 steps of a scenario without any problem. Then I arrive to > the last submit button. All my fields are well-filled. What happens is > when I do a clickButton() step, this leads me to a page that I don't > expect that tells me the navigation is wrong > > In the javascript code there is a __doPostBack() method that submit the > form. This method may be trigger by the click (i don't really see why, > but I'm not a Javascript Guru) and, in my mind, is used to submit the > form. > > <script language="javascript" type="text/javascript"> > <!-- > function __doPostBack(eventTarget, eventArgument) { > var theform; > if (window.navigator.appName.toLowerCase().indexOf("microsoft") > > -1) { > theform = document._form; > } > else { > theform = document.forms["_form"]; > } > theform.__EVENTTARGET.value = eventTarget.split("$").join(":"); > theform.__EVENTARGUMENT.value = eventArgument; > theform.submit(); > } > // --> > </script> > > Is there a way in Webtest to only trigger the Javascript of abutton > without sumitting the form (I think the navigation error come from the > fact the POST method is not Ajax called ) ? > > Thanks for reading me > > Florent > > PS: the __doPostback method is present on the other steps of the > scenario, and submitting the forms on the pages works well > _______________________________________________ WebTest mailing list [email protected] http://lists.canoo.com/mailman/listinfo/webtest
