casperjs

When I call the following function, waitForSelector passes for 'selector', but assertExists fails for the same selector. How is it possible? casper.waitForSelector(selector, function() { casper.test.assertExists(selector, sectionName + " opened up successfully."); }, function() { casper.test.fail(sectionName + " did not load in given time"); }, max_timeout); Here is a complete example to reproduce the issue with an :nth-child selector. This is a known bug (see #11632 , #11737 ) in the Qt4 fork of WebKit (from 2010). It happens when :nth-child() or :nth-of-type() CSS3 selectors are used. The

Trying to scrape a website, where this is the generic HTML code <select id="xxx" multiple name="zzz"> <option value="123">xaxaxa</option> <option value="124">zazaza</option> <option value="125">ajajaj</option> <option value="126">azzzsa</option> </select> It is not enclosed by a form so I tried using the fill() function that casperjs provides but that did not work. For single entries, I would usually casper.click() and that would work but this does not work for multiple entries even with looping Also the website I am trying to scrape says hold "shift" to select multiple elements but then it

I have a problem with https page. Page is completly ok, it exist but phantomjs tell me something else: 'loading resource failed with status fail'. I read about it for a while and for now i know it's phantomjs bug and the solution to this problem is: --ignore-ssl-errors=true So I know solution, but don't how to use it. How can I pass this to phantomjs from casper? Where should I do that ? EDIT: Entire code: var casper = require('casper').create({ verbose: true, logLevel: 'warning', pageSettings: { javascriptEnabled: true }, viewportSize: {width: 1024, height: 768} }); var url = 'http://us3.php

I'm using PhantomJs, CasperJs, and Js in a js file ran through the cmd. Imagine we had two files(test1.js, and test2.js). Both files have a url/site variable that directs the test to a particular address. Everytime an environment changed or the target location changed, we would need to update this variable. To avoid having to update the files, I'd like to pass the values through the command line, as to where to test this. Is there a way to declare the string variable through the cmd as you run the file? E.g.: casperjs test.js "var site='http://google.com';" kapa The documentation says you can

I'm having trouble clicking all JavaScript based links in a DOM and saving the output. The links have the form <a id="html" href="javascript:void(0);" onclick="goToHtml();">HTML</a> the following code works great: var casper = require('casper').create(); var fs = require('fs'); var firstUrl = 'http://www.testurl.com/test.html'; var css_selector = '#jan_html'; casper.start(firstUrl); casper.thenClick(css_selector, function(){ console.log("whoop"); }); casper.waitFor(function check() { return this.getCurrentUrl() != firstUrl; }, function then() { console.log(this.getCurrentUrl()); var file_title