Hello Monks,
I know:
It is better to use WWW::Firefox , or WWW::Mechanize::Selenium... but I would like to have only a textual "mech", not a GUI, so I tried with WWW::Mechanize and SpiderMonkey.

So now I have these modules, those are working toegether in the finest way (thank you, Corion!):

SpiderMonkey (not a Perl module, but you know that...)
JavaScript.pm
WWW::Mechanize
WWW::Scripter::Plugin::JavaScript
WWW::Scripter::Plugin::JavaScript::Spidermonkey


And I'm able to process JavaScript in the way I want.
Also I can read from JavaScript a cookie value, that I set with PHP (or Perl).

But I'm not able to write a cookie with JavaScript and read it.
Writing with JavaScript fails in a silent way.

Any Idea how can I write cookies with Scripter::Plugin::JavaScript?
Is it some configuration problem?


 use WWW::Scripter;
use  HTTP::Cookies::Netscape;

  
  
my $cook= HTTP::Cookies::Netscape->new(file => 'ciao.txt' ,ignore_disc
+ard => 1,autosave=>1);


$m = new WWW::Scripter(autocheck=>1,cookie_jar=>$cook) ;

     
$m->use_plugin(JavaScript =>
          engine  => 'SpiderMonkey'

);                 

  

 
    $m->get( 'http://mypage/provaw.php');


          
          
 my $res=$m->response();


$m->cookie_jar->extract_cookies($res);
$m->cookie_jar->save;
my $cookie_content = $m->cookie_jar->as_string;
print $cookie_content;

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please, do you have any suggestions?
Thak you!

In reply to WWW Mechanize and JavaScript Cookie by saintex

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