2015-09-29T23:43:24Z https://michaelscepaniak.com/2010s/how-to-use-casperjs-with-mocked-data-to-test-your-sites-ui/ https://michaelscepaniak.com/favicon.ico 2015-09-29T23:43:24Z2015-09-29T23:43:24Z https://michaelscepaniak.com/2010s/how-to-use-casperjs-with-mocked-data-to-test-your-sites-ui/#comment-784172 Michael Scepaniak <p>Richard,</p> <p>I've never had a problem with this. For me, trying to catch all of the Ajax calls made from a page and mocking them with static data tends to be an incremental exercise. One-by-one, I mock each call. During this process, the unmocked calls keep working just as expected. It's hard for me to guess at what could be causing your issue. I'm sorry.</p> <p>Mike....</p> <img src="https://michaelscepaniak.com/cdn/log-blog.png?u=%2F2010s%2Fhow-to-use-casperjs-with-mocked-data-to-test-your-sites-ui%2Ffeed%2F&amp;s=200"> 2015-09-02T23:54:33Z2015-09-02T23:54:33Z https://michaelscepaniak.com/2010s/how-to-use-casperjs-with-mocked-data-to-test-your-sites-ui/#comment-781302 Richard Grov <p>Hey, thanks for a wonderful article. So much stuff I've been trying to find. I have a question though: do I have to fake data to use AJAX? I have a site that relies on calls to an API and updates the page. I don't need to fake this data, in fact I'd rather not. But those calls/returns do not update the page. In spite of using loooong wait statements, waitForSelector, anything I can think of, the page does not respond, no new data shows. Using Casper and Phantom. Thanks!</p> 2015-07-03T16:35:13Z2015-07-03T16:35:13Z https://michaelscepaniak.com/2010s/how-to-use-casperjs-with-mocked-data-to-test-your-sites-ui/#comment-775173 Michael Scepaniak <p>You're welcome, Jake. Thanks!</p> 2015-06-30T01:29:52Z2015-06-30T01:29:52Z https://michaelscepaniak.com/2010s/how-to-use-casperjs-with-mocked-data-to-test-your-sites-ui/#comment-774715 Jake Brawley <p>Looking forward to experimenting the approaches you have put here on a few different e-commerce platforms(Magento and Demandware. Thanks for your contributions. Looking forward to more of your articles.</p> 2015-01-08T11:17:52Z2015-01-08T11:17:52Z https://michaelscepaniak.com/2010s/how-to-use-casperjs-with-mocked-data-to-test-your-sites-ui/#comment-727188 Michael Scepaniak <p>I appreciate that, Tariq.</p> 2014-11-13T00:06:22Z2014-11-13T00:06:22Z https://michaelscepaniak.com/2010s/how-to-use-casperjs-with-mocked-data-to-test-your-sites-ui/#comment-659768 Tariq Hamid <p>Fantastic article!</p> <p>Many thanks</p>