Comments

• globalworming Moderators

  May 2011

  Hi jason
  
  1. I think you could use the .innerHTML option on the Elements you have to check
  element("yourElement").innerHTML.match("The text you want to check");
  
  2. I tried something like this:

  function getStatus($URL){
  
    var $httpRequest;
  
    var $status
    
    if (window.XMLHttpRequest) { // Mozilla, Safari, ...  
      $httpRequest = new XMLHttpRequest();
    } else if (window.ActiveXObject) { // IE  
      $httpRequest = new_ActiveXObject("Microsoft.XMLHTTP");  
    }  
  
  $httpRequest.open( "HEAD", $URL , false);
  $httpRequest.send(null);
  
  _alert($httpRequest.status);
  _alert($httpRequest.responseText); 
  }
  

  
  But though I got HTMLresponses, I couldn't capture Status 301, maybe someone else has an idea how to improve this
  
  regards Wormi
• narayan Administrators

  May 2011

  Hi Jason,
  
  1) _containsHTML can be used. Generally meta tags are one node above the body.
  
  _assert(_containsHTML(document.body.parentNode, "<meta name='' etc. ..."));
  
  You could also use something like
  _assertEqual("", document.getElementsByTagName("meta")[1].getAttribute("content"))
  to get the content attribute of a meta tag
  
  
  
  2) A 301 redirect will quickly change to the new URL. You can check the URL of the resultant page to make sure the 301 happened. To get the url use
  _assertEqual("expected url", location.href);
  
  
  3) Have a look at _setFile http://sahi.co.in/w/_setFile
  
  Regards,
  Narayan