Django's test client is very limited when it comes to testing complex interactions e.g. forms with hidden or persisted values etc. Twill excels in this area, and I am gald to have discovered it is now very easy to integrate it without having to abandon any existing test suite or Django's method of running tests and doing fixtures etc. Have a look at my snippets for calling Twill from within Django unit tests.
Disclaimer: most of the hard work was done by 'Mick' in Basic Twill intercept testing of Django and the Twill folks for making this possible.
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--the twill folks ;)
Can anyone help me out, I am using twill to automate a e-based learning system that is mostly 90% java script. From what I have found out java script is not largely supported. Is there any additional material or anything that will help me solve this issue.
http://selenium.openqa.org/
If you are automating someone else's site, though, I'm not sure if it will work. In that case, you really want to ask if they could provide a more re-usable interface.