filling forms automatically generated using javascript

[John]

Is there an automatic way of filling forms that have been generated
using javascript?
I tried to use python+mechaniz e but am having trouble with javascript
forms.

This is the way the form is created:

<script
src="/WebResource.axd ?d=uz45jgd0NVyz sVJV_sZDrjxBvvX 2yHd3hs2IGgfXLN 3pPD65PTl8Gec4q FJa35leX_j-S-HQNzQg1sDk82eQY afpf0w9zI7HaoMU nMjb9ihQ96Tf0qv T-Air__85j5db0&am p;t=63297297472 0000000"
type="text/javascript"></script>

Thanks in advance for your help,
--j

[David Golightly]

John wrote:

Is there an automatic way of filling forms that have been generated
using javascript?
I tried to use python+mechaniz e but am having trouble with javascript
forms.

Yes, it depends on what you're trying to do of course, but usually you
just set the input element's "value" property. (The exception here is
<input type="file">, where the value property is read-only for security
reasons.) This can be done even without javascript; just set the value
attribute in the HTML code if you want default values. It shouldn't
matter what your backend language is.

This is the way the form is created:

<script
src="/WebResource.axd ?d=uz45jgd0NVyz sVJV_sZDrjxBvvX 2yHd3hs2IGgfXLN 3pPD65PTl8Gec4q FJa35leX_j-S-HQNzQg1sDk82eQY afpf0w9zI7HaoMU nMjb9ihQ96Tf0qv T-Air__85j5db0&am p;t=63297297472 0000000"
type="text/javascript"></script>

We really can't do anything with that. The url is useless because it's
not absolute, so we can't look at your code. Please post a working
link if you want help.

Thanks,

David