The browser.fire method does not seem to trigger event handlers attached through Backbone.Events. (it works fine for other cases such as clicking anchor tags/buttons)
Im using zombie to test a backbone app, when I use zombie.visit, zombie calls the vows callback before all scripts on the page are loaded, so my backbone app isn\'t loaded. However if I wait for the \
Just trying out Zombie.js for the first time today, and I\'m having trouble visiting a page that populates DOM elements via javascript (specifically, a Backbone.js app).As a quick example, I visited t
I need to do some web scraping. After playing around with different web testing framework, of which most where either too slow (Selenium) or too buggy for my needs (env.js), I decided that zombie.js l
I would like to test my node.js/socket.io application using the zombie.js headless browser. Unfortunately when the zombie.js app connects to my app it reports a load of connection/disconnection event
I have not found anything yet about being able to write to a file with Zombie.js. I realize that js doesn\'t normally allow writing to files, but is it possible to combine Node.js with Zombie.js?
Looking forward towards excellent javascript ctags support kept me thinking if a project like http://zombie.labnotes.org/ could be used to setup ctags to keep a vim user happy开发者_开发百科.Hum, none
I am using NodeJs and ZombieJS to fetch url requests in a virtual browser environment. I am using the following code:
I\'m using zombie.js, a headless browser mostly for testing purposes. It creates a browser object that once the function visit() is called allows you to play with the DOM of a 开发者_开发知识库given p
I need to load a web page, execute its JavaScript (and all js files included with thetags) and dump resulting HTLM to a file. This needs to be done on the server. I have tried node.js with zombie.js b