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HTTP::Recorder proxy crashing on its way to my target pageby hesco (Deacon) |
on Apr 05, 2011 at 04:28 UTC ( [id://897440]=perlquestion: print w/replies, xml ) | Need Help?? |
hesco has asked for the wisdom of the Perl Monks concerning the following question:
Hoping to get some clarity on a question I posed here a couple of days ago (and for which I still seek guidance), I spent some time making HTTP::Recorder work. But my http://http-recorder, refuses to connect directly to the form I'm interested in, on reload from that crashed tab it redirects to a page where I am logged in, but several clicks away from the target page I need to study, hopefully with a little help. As I make my way there, inside the http-recorder page, I find myself redirected and connecting directly, with nothing being recorded, and by the time I make it to my page, it gives me a wsod. So I turned off javascript and java in the browser, and although I retested it with a page which I know not to rely on any javascript (I wrote it), still nothing. It won't let me get as far as watching it uncheck the checkboxes. Truth is I'd be happy to give up on making HTTP::Recorder work right now if I had some other strategy for unclicking these checkboxes. I'm guessing that having these checkboxes named as newsletters[17], which those square brackets is not making this any easier and I wonder if I need to escape them somehow. But in the mean time, it seems I'm seeking help with either or both issues, one related to HTTP::Recorder, and another more directly with WWW::Mechanize. Any help would be appreciated. And I wonder what dependency I might be missing to get these no such method errors looking for ->query_param(). My proxy ought to look familiar to anyone who has read the perldoc and reads like this:
These lines are representative of the errors I'm seeing on the cli:
if( $lal && $lol ) { $life++; } if( $insurance->rationing() ) { $people->die(); }
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