mechanize

I'm logged into a webpage/servlet using Mechanize. I have a page object jobShortListPg = agent.get(addressOfPage) When i use the following puts jobShortListPg I get the "mechanized" version of the page which I don't want e.g. #<Mechanize::Page::Link "Home" "blahICScriptProgramName=WEBLIB_MENU.ISCRIPT3.FieldFormula.IScript_DrillDown&target=main0&Level=0&RL=&navc=3171"> How do I get the html source of the page instead? Use .body puts jobShortListPg.body Use the content method of the page object. jobShortListPg.content 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/6487101/how-to-get-the-page-source

Are there any libraries or frameworks that provide the functionality of a browser, but do not need to actually render physically onto the screen? I want to automate navigation on web pages (Mechanize does this, for example), but I want the full browser experience, including Javascript. Thus, I'd like to have a virtual browser of some sort, that I can use to "click on links" programmatically, have DOM elements and JS scripts render within it, and manipulate these elements. Solution preferably in Python, but I can manage others. PhantomJS and PyPhantomJS are what I use for tasks like these. What

I am attempting to submit some data to a form programatically. I'm having a small issue whereby the server is "not liking" what I'm sending it. Frustratingly, there is no error messages, or anything that could help diagnose the issue, all it does is spit me back to the same page I started on when I hit br.submit() . When I click the submit button manually in the browser, the resulting page shows a small "success!" message. No such message appears when submitting via the script. Additionally, no changes are actually being posted to the server. It's quite strange, and the first time I've

I can't remove whitespaces from a string. My HTML is: <p class='your-price'> Cena pro Vás: <strong>139 <small>Kč</small></strong> </p> My code is: #encoding: utf-8 require 'rubygems' require 'mechanize' agent = Mechanize.new site = agent.get("http://www.astratex.cz/podlozky-pod-raminka/doplnky") price = site.search("//p[@class='your-price']/strong/text()") val = price.first.text => "139 " val.strip => "139 " val.gsub(" ", "") => "139 " gsub , strip , etc. don't work. Why, and how do I fix this? val.class => String val.dump => "\"139\\u{a0}\"" ! val.encoding => #<Encoding:UTF-8> __ENCODING__ =>

Some servers have a robots.txt file in order to stop web crawlers from crawling through their websites. Is there a way to make a web crawler ignore the robots.txt file? I am using Mechanize for python. The documentation for mechanize has this sample code: br = mechanize.Browser() .... # Ignore robots.txt. Do not do this without thought and consideration. br.set_handle_robots(False) That does exactly what you want. This looks like what you need: from mechanize import Browser br = Browser() # Ignore robots.txt br.set_handle_robots( False ) but you know what you're doing… 来源： https:/