perhaps im doing it wrong, or there's another more efficient way. Here is my problem:
I first, using nokogiri open an html document and use its css to traverse the document until i find the link which i need to click.
Now once i have the link, how do i use mechanize to cli开发者_StackOverflow社区ck it? According to the documentation, the object returned by Mechanize.new either the string or a Mechanize::Page::Link object.
I cannot use string - since there could be 100's of the same link - i only want mechanize to click the link that was traversed by nokogiri.
Any idea?
After you have found the link node you need, you can create the Mechanize::Page::Link
object manually, and click it afterwards:
agent = Mechanize.new
page = agent.get "http://google.com"
node = page.search ".//p[@class='posted']"
Mechanize::Page::Link.new(node, agent, page).click
Easier way than @binarycode option:
agent = Mechanize.new
page = agent.get "http://google.com"
page.link_with(:class => 'posted').click
That is simple, you don't need to use mechanize link_with().click
You can just get
the link and update your page
variable
Mechanize saves current working site internally, so it is smart enough to follow local links
Ex.:
agent = Mechanize.new
page = agent.get "http://somesite.com"
next_page_link = page.search('your exotic selectors here').first rescue nil #nokogyri object
next_page_href = next_page_link['href'] rescue nil # '/local/link/file.html'
page = agent.get(next_page_href) if next_page_href # goes to 'http://somesite.com/local/link/file.html'
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