phantomjs

I'm trying to use the cntlm proxy on my windows machine to talk to a local web application on IIS that uses Windows Authentication from PhantomJS. To create the proxy, I'm doing: cntlm -v -u username@domain -p password -l 1456 localhost:80 My app lives at localhost/myapp To test whether or not this works, I try to browse to localhost:1456/myapp but I always get an auth challenge and no sensible username/password combination seems to work. Any thoughts on why this setup might not be working as expected? When I hit the proxied endpoint in a browser, this is the output from cntlm: http://pastebin

I'm getting an error XMLHttpRequest cannot load https://my-api.domain.com . Origin file:// is not allowed by Access-Control-Allow-Origin. when I try to run some async unit tests that query an API through grunt-contrib-jasmine, which in turn using PhantomJS. I see that the command line version of PhantomJS does have a 'web-security' options. Can I control how grunt-contrib-jasmine uses PhantomJS to include this option and disable the cross-domain security? You can pass options to phantomjs similarly to how you would on the command line, e.g. The following options may help, but more can be found

I want to load a webpage and list all loaded resources (javascript/images/css) for that page. I use this code to load the page: from selenium import webdriver driver = webdriver.PhantomJS() driver.get('http://example.com') The code above works perfectly and I can do some processing to the HTML page. The question is, how do I list all of the resources loaded by that page? I want something like this: ['http://example.com/img/logo.png', 'http://example.com/css/style.css', 'http://example.com/js/jquery.js', 'http://www.google-analytics.com/ga.js'] I also open to other solution, like using PySide

I am using phantom js to test accessing a webpage, this runs approximatley 350 times in the space of about half an hour. I am then running webalizer against the server to test page accesses. My phantom js clients are inside 1 instance of phantom js so it basically works in the sense that once one client has opened the web page kick off the next client, all with individual IP addresses and MAC addresses throughout. However what I am finding in webalizer is that while I get 350 hits to the server I am only getting 1 hit per instance of phantomjs I run on some css files and others. So I have come

I wonder if its possible to scrape an external (cross-domain) page through the user's IP? For a shopping comparison site, I need to scrape pages of an e-com site but several requests from the server would get me banned, so I'm looking for ways to do client-side scraping — that is, request pages from the user's IP and send to server for processing. Johann Bauer No, you won't be able to use the browser of your clients to scrape content from other websites using JavaScript because of a security measure called Same-origin policy . There should be no way to circumvent this policy and that's for a

Using PhantomJS, I'd like to inject some JS as if there was an extra <script> tag before any other <script> tags. This is because the scripts on the page use some functions that PhantomJS does not have, namely Function.prototype.bind and window.webkitRequestAnimationFrame . I have a JS file with custom implementations of the two and I'd like PhantomJS to use them when running the scripts on the page. The difficulty is that if I do page.injectJs before page.open, the script is injected into an empty page and is not carried over to the page being opened. Alternatively, if I do page.injectJs