To achieve this, Request Headers are stored in both "original" and "lowercase".
In this way we don't mangle with the request object we have received, while
still be able to handle headers when NOT in the classic "Camel-Case" format.
Fixes#11421.
QtWebKit normally loops infinitely trying to authenticate when it receives a
401 code, preventing all callbacks (onLoadFinished, onResourceReceived, etc).
This commit changes it to only try a set amount of times before aborting.
https://code.google.com/p/phantomjs/issues/detail?id=826
This addresses [Issue #151](http://code.google.com/p/phantomjs/issues/detail?id=151).
Summary of the new API:
- page.pages[]
- page.pagesWindowName[]
- page.getPage(windowName)
- page.windowName
- page.onPageCreated = function(newPage) { ... }
The page object created by the user holds responsibility of the "child" pages it creates.
If a page closes (i.e. window.close()) or a call to "page.pages[i].release()" is done,
the array "page.pages[]" will automatically update to contain only the pages still open.
* "injectJs()" now supports ".coffee" input
* "injectJs()" is now available for the "phantom" object as well
* CSConverter is now a singleton embedded in the Utils static class
* The code used by "injectJs()" is now centralised in the Utils static class
* It includes a script in the page
* It uses a callback to ensure any code dependent on the include runs afterwards
* It uses the signal "javaScriptAlertSent" to do the trick (is there another way to be notified of the "onLoad" event from outside the page context?)
* It uses a "private" slot "_appendScriptElement" to pass the script url in the page context (is there a better way?)
* click() accepts a "querySelectorAll" input - can click on multiple things in one call
* loadJsFile() is synchronous at loading JS in the page
* added 2 examples in JavaScript to show how to use (and test) the new methods
* NOTE: someone will have to generate the .coffee version - I tried using "http://ricostacruz.com/js2coffee/" but it hangs and I'm not willing to learn why :P - I don't like Coffee Script.
Ariya Hidayat