WebDriver click() vs JavaScript click()
The Story:
The Story:
My app makes a call to an API that returns a dictionary. I want to pass information from this dict to JavaScript in the view. I am using the Google Maps API in the JS, specifically, so I’d like to pass it a list of tuples with the long/lat information. I know that render_template will pass these variables to the view so they can be used in HTML, but how could I pass them to JavaScript in the template?
I am totally new to Selenium. I want to execute a javascript snippet in the following code(as commented in the code), but can’t do so. Please help.
I’d like to call a Python function from JavaScript code, because there isn’t an alternative in JavaScript for doing what I want. Is this possible? Could you adjust the below snippet to work?
I need to scrape a site with python. I obtain the source html code with the urlib module, but I need to scrape also some html code that is generated by a javascript function (which is included in the html source). What this functions does “in” the site is that when you press a button it outputs some html code. How can I “press” this button with python code? Can scrapy help me? I captured the POST request with firebug but when I try to pass it on the url I get a 403 error. Any suggestions?
When screen-scraping some website, I extract data from <script> tags.
The data I get is not in standard JSON format. I cannot use json.loads().
I’m using Selenium2 for some automated tests of my website, and I’d like to be able to get the return value of some Javascript code. If I have a foobar() Javascript function in my webpage and I want to call that and get the return value into my Python code, what can I call to do that?
I’m running into a weird CORS issue right now.
SlimIt is a JavaScript minifier written in Python. It compiles
JavaScript into more compact code so that it downloads and runs
faster.
I need a headless browser which is fairly easy to use (I am still fairly new to Python and programming in general) which will allow me to navigate to a page, log into a form that requires Javascript, and then scrape the resulting web page by searching for results matching certain criteria, clicking check boxes, … Read more