Dear Michael, The trace URL you provide has still 3.1.0.1 (not latest).
>>TypeError: Cannot read property "body" from null This means we have something like "x.body", and x is incorrectly evaluated to null. Can you use 'tiny_mce_src.js' instead of 'tiny_mce.js'? and provide the line in which body cannot be read from 'null'? Ahmed ________________________________ From: Michael Westphal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: [email protected] Sent: Monday, October 27, 2008 8:46:01 PM Subject: Re: [Webtest] Controlling TinyMCE with WebTest Hi Ahmed, I am already using the latest TinyMCE release (3.2.0.2) and the latest nightly of WebTest (R1723). Here is a more complete snippet of my test: <webtest> &config; <steps> &login; <invoke url="/entity/start.act" /> <setInputField htmlId="wysiwyg_editor" value="foo" /> <clickButton xpath="//[EMAIL PROTECTED]'formsubmit']" /> </steps> </webtest> and a portion of the stacktrace: [clickButton] DEBUG (com.canoo.webtest.steps.Step) - Handling exception com.gargoylesoftware.htmlunit.ScriptException: TypeError: Cannot read property "body" from null (http://localhost:8080/javascript/tiny_mce-3.1.0.1/tiny_mce.js#1) [clickButton] ======= EXCEPTION START ======== [clickButton] EcmaError: lineNumber=[1] column=[0] lineSource=[function () {] name=[TypeError] sourceName=[http://localhost:8080/javascript/tiny_mce-3.1.0.1/tiny_mce.js] message=[TypeError: Cannot read property "body" from null (http://localhost:8080/javascript/tiny_mce-3.1.0.1/tiny_mce.js#1)] A similar test functions properly on pages that do not utilize a TinyMCE editor. Our app sits behind a firewall and it would take a bit of time to get a public facing instance up and running. I can do this if we cannot reproduce this issue elsewhere. Thank you! Michael
