Re: use tclwebtest from AOLserver?

On 2003-09-29, Andrew Piskorski <atp-Iii/6jn3a/[email protected]> wrote:
> Javascript support sounds ugly and nasty, but potentially useful.
> I've definitely seen forms out there which use all sorts of
> JavaScript in ways that accidentally make it awfully hard to
> figure out just what the underlying (but often very simple!) for
> submission is.

Search freshmeat.net for javascript. There are two libraries with
potential to be embedded as C modules with a tcl binding. This surely
means huge work, currently tclwebtest doesn't "understand" web pages
as a browser, only scans a few tags here and there to get an idea,
and for javascript to work you would need a DOM like implementation.

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