phantomjs

I try to make hidden FirefoxDriver. According to my research I must use PhantomJSDriver but when I use PhantomJSDriver driver.FindElement statement no longer does not work. var options = new PhantomJSOptions(); options.AddAdditionalCapability("phantomjs.page.settings.userAgent", "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.1) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/40.0.2214.94 Safari/537.36"); PhantomJSOptions p = new PhantomJSOptions(); var service = PhantomJSDriverService.CreateDefaultService(); service.SslProtocol = "any"; service.ProxyType = "http"; service.WebSecurity = false; service

I tried to browserify this node js script : var phantom = require('phantom') phantom.create(function(ph) { ph.createPage(function(page) { page.open("editor.html", function(status) { console.log("opened diagram? ", status); page.evaluate(function() { return document.getElementById("GraphImage").src; }, function(result) { //console.log(result); ph.exit(); }); }); }); }); So I used this command: browserify myscript.js > bundle.js and when I run bundle.js from an html file I get this error: http.createServer is not a function it seems that browserify does not support httpserver. How can I resolve

I'm trying to run CasperJS in a portable way that doesn't involve setting the path variable in Windows. Currently I have gotten this to partially work by moving the phantomjs executable along with the entire contents of the CasperJS directory to the batchbin folder. I also edited the batch file to make it initialize casperJS using the current directory, which is where all the files are located. Here is my directory with all the files: http://i.imgur.com/ByTjU0s.png My casperjs.bat file: @ECHO OFF set CASPER_PATH=%~dp0 set CASPER_BIN=%CASPER_PATH%bin\ set ARGV=%* call phantomjs "%CASPER_BIN

Something like this seemed pretty logical to me but caused phantom to wtfcrash (That's what it's called in the log but doesn't give helpful info)... do { casper.then(function() { var targetFound = false; links = this.evaluate(getLinks); var searchResultsAr = []; for (var link in links) { searchResultsAr.push(links[link].replace('/url?q=', '').split('&sa=U')[0]); } for (var result in searchResultsAr) { if (searchResultsAr[result] == target) { targetFound = true; casper.echo(targetFound); break; } } if(targetFound) { break; } }); }while(!targetFound); dasmelch There are different possibilies, if

I have a casperJS script which returns a JSON when run on commandline. I want to have an arrangement such that 1) I create a webpage 2) On clicking a button on the webpage the casperJS scripts gets executed at the server side and post/return the result back to the webpage. How can i do the same. EDIT: I am invoking an AJAX process written in php on clicking the buttom. The php script contains echo exec('casperjs sample.js'); It returned nothing but on checking the webserver error log I got the error 'casperjs' is not recognized as an internal or external command, operable program or batch file

I am trying to pull the source code to several webpages at once. The links are fed into the array via a source text file. I am able to iterate through the array and print out the links and confirm they are there, but when trying to pass them through a function, they become undefined after the first iteration. My ultimate goal is to have it save the source of each page to its own document. It does the first page correctly, but subsequent attempts are undefined. I've searched for hours but would appreciate it if someone could point me in the right direction. var fs = require('fs'); var

page.evaluate(function() { return document; }, function(result){ console.log(result) next(); }); result is actually a huge object. I don't know the properties and attributes of that object. I just want the HTML of the page as you would see it in Chrome inspector . From the look of the object, it seems that the HTML includes CSS and javascript..which is weird. The user should not see the CSS and javascript, because they are not the web page's HTML. Those are external files. I only want the HTML that the user would see. The type of document is an HTML document. To get the entire DOM as a string,