$js->property_by_path("document.location.href");

here you're not actually setting aything , please read here how property_by_path is properly used. 

document.location.href = append("http://", "www.myspace.com");
document.getElementById = append("ctl00_ctl00_cpMain_cpMain_LoginB
+ox_SMSVerifiedCookieToken");

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if you would have used property_by_path correctly above there would've been no need for setting location.href again inside javascript . however if you decide to do it in js you need to keep in mind that it won't take effect immediately and you must somehow wait until the page is loaded.

P.S. see this tutorial by Limbic~Region where he describes how WWW::Selenium is used in a similar situation.

In reply to Re^3: SpiderMonkey and JS by spx2
in thread SpiderMonkey and JS by Anonymous Monk

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