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XHTML testing with WebAii
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Clive Chinery
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Clive Chinery
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29 Jul 2009,
08:57 PM
When using Web Aii, is it possible to:
Scrape the rendered HTML and submit it to the W3C's XHTML validation web service
Pause the requested 1 second before the next scrape
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Cody
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30 Jul 2009,
02:44 PM
Hello Clive Chinery,
Yes this is doable. Use this line of code to get the HTML source code:
string
HTML = ActiveBrowser.ViewSourceString;
Now that you have the HTML source code you can code up whatever it takes to submit it.
I don't quite understand what you mean by "Pause the requested 1 second..." If you mean you just want to insert a one second delay, use:
Thread.Sleep(1000);
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Thank you for the information regarding getting the rendered HTML.
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