Re^4: W-M-F and event.keyCode===keys.ENTER

Noted gratefully. I was trying to identify my input within a form, naturally, but it turned out to be difficult (the authors of the webpage seem to be a bit paranoid, anyway), that's why I was working on something else.

Maybe a new method

...->set_nasty_value
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in W-M-F doing 'focus' and 'blur' on a node would be helpful on such occassions for the users of W-M-F.

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Re^5: W-M-F and event.keyCode===keys.ENTER by Corion (Patriarch) on Jul 27, 2014 at 10:29 UTC
I'm not sure why `->set_nasty_value` would be sp special, but I can see that adding a modification of `->field()` which does take a plain DOM node instead of a field name would be convenient. The routine would reduce to `sub set_nasty_value { my( $self, $dom_node, $value )= @_; $self->get_set_value( name => $dom_node, value => $value ) }` [download] ... so maybe just call it that way directly. I think I should document that part of `->get_set_value` a bit better.	[reply] [d/l] [select]
Re^6: W-M-F and event.keyCode===keys.ENTER by pghilb (Novice) on Jul 27, 2014 at 10:46 UTC
Thanks a lot for all your comments, Corion. Now everything must be learned hard way, however good are tools at one's disposal, unlike the blessed times when reading a just few pages on WWW::Mechanize opened the whole world for you almost immediately. Necessary documentation in hand, the only way now is to automate as many pages as possible, starting with relatively simple ones.	[reply]