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
Lots of discussions on the ML could be easily put
to rest if people could run something like this
and see the result.
It's not a real fix or improvement, just a "cute"
example and as such I didn't raise a "proper"
issue.
* Using the "QTimer::singleShot" bites back in the ass
* The "script" takes priority and runs before the SLOT is actually invoked
Why was I using a Timer?
Not sure anymore: it must have slipped in while I was trying to work out
all the other issues I had with QNetworkCookieJar, and I left it there.
http://code.google.com/p/phantomjs/issues/detail?id=790
In the callback function passed to `waitFor`, the call to `page.evaluate`
returns a 1 or 0, and this is then passed to `phantom.exit` (with a 1
indicating at least one test failed, 0 indicating all tests passed).
http://code.google.com/p/phantomjs/issues/detail?id=792
Changed the CSS selectors used to identify failed tests.
The old selector was `div.jasmine_reporter > div.suite.failed`,
but this no longer seems to match any elements.
The new selector is `.results > #details > .specDetails.failed`. For each
failing test the `.description` and `.resultMessage.fail` elements are
used to output the failures to the console.
http://code.google.com/p/phantomjs/issues/detail?id=792
When using the jasmine 1.2.0 standalone version, `.runner .description`
doesn't seem to match any elements.
I noticed pending tests can be found using the CSS selector
`.symbolSummary .pending`, so changed the testFx callback to check
that no elements are left matching this selector.
http://code.google.com/p/phantomjs/issues/detail?id=792
Before this, only the first level of child frames had the possibility to use
the Callbacks object. Now is injected recursively in all of them.
This is an extension of coverage for [Issue #683](http://code.google.com/p/phantomjs/issues/detail?id=683).
Addresses [Issue #761](http://code.google.com/p/phantomjs/issues/detail?id=761).
This is a combination of 5 commits.
1. Date in Cookie can be set via "seconds since epoch" as well.
* In addition to the current string format, we can now set cookies via integer of msec since epoch
* Expiration date can be set via "expires" or "expiry" option ("expires" has priority)
* Returned cookie will contain "expires" as string and "expiry" as msec since epoch
I believe this can simplify code that uses cookies and it doesn't change the functionality.
2. Applying the "--debug" command line options as early as possible.
3. Fixing bug and behaviour in the CookieJar
* It's not possible to set a cookie without a domain: will default to the domain of the page it's set on
* "page.clearCookies()" was broken
* "cookiejar.deleteCookie("name", url)" reimplemented because deleting via "expiration" doesn't work
4. Improving (and more fixing) in the CookieJar
* Purging Session or Expired Cookies now works
* Added boolean return values to inform if the requested cookie operation succeeded
* Timestamps for "expiry/expires" in Milliseconds, as JS does by default
* Improved detection that a cookie has been accepted or rejected by the cookiejar
NOTE: Unfortunately, the Qt provided QNetworkCookieJar is a very limited
and not extremely well designed solution. It doesn't provide any "nice
and clean" CRUD API, and you are only left with a SET/GET to deal with.
Mechanism to understand when and when not a cookie is added are hidden,
and require extra work in the sub-class (our CookieJar) to fill the gap.
5. Methods on the "phantom" object to manipulate the CookieJar.
* phantom.cookies (array of JSON/Cookies)
* phantom.cookiesEnabled (boolean)
* phantom.addCookie
* phantom.deleteCookie
* phantom.clearCookies
Those methods operate on the CookieJar directly and have no URL restriction.
In other words, if page P1 can see set of cookies C1, and page P2 can see set of
cookies C2, "phantom.cookies" can see (i.e. operate upon) both C1 and C2.
This fixes CapserJS which builds a command line like this:
phantomjs bin/bootstrap.js --casper-path=~/capserjs --cli
That works on Phantom 1.6 but not on master due to the qcommandline
port.
Fix by extending qcommandlne to take a ParameterFence flag which causes
it to treat any options after a parameter as arguments. Switch
"scriptname" to use that so the 1.6 behaviour is restored.
http://code.google.com/p/phantomjs/issues/detail?id=55
This is a patch to resolve issue i reported in ticket 773 <http://code.google.com/p/phantomjs/issues/detail?id=773>.
I did build it and run tests seems to be working fine.
I hope this helps a bit :) Also i'm sending friday hugs to everyone on the team.
Jim Evans