Activeperl question

[peterchan75]

I am using version (v5.20.1) and trying to use Selenium-Remote-Driver(1.31) and get some screen content. Any tips or links to get this module to work is much appreciated. Thanks.

 

[davidktw]

I am using version (v5.20.1) and trying to use Selenium-Remote-Driver(1.31) and get some screen content. Any tips or links to get this module to work is much appreciated. Thanks.

Are you not going to at least tell us what problem you are facing ?

https://code.activestate.com/ppm/Selenium-Remote-Driver/
https://github.com/teodesian/Selenium-Remote-Driver/issues/40

Why don't you simply use a Linux VM and get over with all the troubles Seems like a straightward solution if you ask me, since Perl would have more compatibility in a Unix environment.

 

[peterchan75]

Are you not going to at least tell us what problem you are facing ?

https://code.activestate.com/ppm/Selenium-Remote-Driver/
https://github.com/teodesian/Selenium-Remote-Driver/issues/40

Why don't you simply use a Linux VM and get over with all the troubles Seems like a straightward solution if you ask me, since Perl would have more compatibility in a Unix environment.

Hi David,
I hit a wall here! Your post makes me..... When I posted my code, there was 503 webpage error. I thought maybe the mod is banning from posting here. Anyway, I was busy figuring out another solution and I just did it. Yes.. OLE wrapper for IE from perlmonks. Good ole IE browser did the job. There isn't much documentation on this wrapper.
These few lines of code did it. Just keep looping...
my $table = $IE->{Document}->getElementByID("DataTables_Table_0");
my $table_rows = $table -> getElementsByTagName("tr");
my $table_data = $table_rows -> Item($j)-> getElementsByTagName("td");

Thanks for your reply.

Sry, I don't have time for this Linux thingy. Still stuck with $soft Windoze 10.

 

[davidktw]

Hi David,
I hit a wall here! Your post makes me..... When I posted my code, there was 503 webpage error. I thought maybe the mod is banning from posting here. Anyway, I was busy figuring out another solution and I just did it. Yes.. OLE wrapper for IE from perlmonks. Good ole IE browser did the job. There isn't much documentation on this wrapper.
These few lines of code did it. Just keep looping...
my $table = $IE->{Document}->getElementByID("DataTables_Table_0");
my $table_rows = $table -> getElementsByTagName("tr");
my $table_data = $table_rows -> Item($j)-> getElementsByTagName("td");

Thanks for your reply.

Sty, I don't have time for this Linux thingy. Still stuck with $soft Windoze 10.

Okay so you solved your problem. Good for you