This worked perfectly for what i was doing on the XML side - now I need to 
adapt this to Grails - if anyone has used the Webtest plugin for grails, 
can someone determine the grammar for adding the option to the 
configuration in Groovy? Grails plugin keeps the resources in a different 
area and uses different naming structure.




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Thank you! I've never used the setting before but will make use of it 
today :) 



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Hi David, 
            I had a similar problem late last week, some JavaScript files 
where changed on a public website I use verifyLinks on, but whose content 
I do not control. I got around the JavaScript error, by disabling the 
JavaScript validation via the config setting (i.e. note the 
ThrowExceptionOnScriptError option set to false): 
  
<config host="${host}" port="${port}" protocol="http"
   basepath="${webapp.name}" resultpath="${resultPath}" 
saveresponse="true"
   resultfile="web-tests-result.xml" summary="true">
   <header name="Accept-Language" value="${user.language}"/>
   <option name="ThrowExceptionOnScriptError" value="false" />
</config> 
  
This may be too drastic for you, in that you may want to see JavaScript 
errors. However, it's good to know this can be a solution to you, if you 
don't get another from someone else. 
  
HTH, 
Conor 

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I have a site that I am testing with the following: 

<verifyLinks depth="11" onsiteonly="true" excludes=".*js.*"/> 

I want to test 11 levels deep and ignore any javascripts files. I'm still 
receiving errors for the following: 

http://127.0.0.1:8080/js/prototype/dragdrop.js#600 

I thought it would skip over this file since i didn't want it looked 
after. 

Also, does anyone have good examples of using reportLinks and ReportSite? 
Not quite sure the difference between the 2 except that reportSite appears 
to work if you provide the sub element and reportLinks just seems to 
short-circuit to true. 
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