public void TestRussian()
		{
			Browser b = new Browser();
			b.Navigate("http://online3.anextour.ru/");

			var menuItem = b.Select(".mainmenu");
			Assert.That(menuItem.Value.Contains( "Поиск"), "Russian text not found");

		}
		public void TestRussian()
		{
			Browser b = new Browser();
			b.Navigate("http://online3.anextour.ru/");

			var menuItem = b.Select(".menu_top div");
			Assert.That(menuItem.Value == "Турагентствам", "Russian text not found");

		}
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        static void Main(string[] args)
        {
            var browser = new Browser();
            try
            {
                // log the browser request/response data to files so we can interrogate them in case of an issue with our scraping
                browser.RequestLogged += OnBrowserRequestLogged;
                browser.MessageLogged += new Action<Browser, string>(OnBrowserMessageLogged);

                // we'll fake the user agent for websites that alter their content for unrecognised browsers
                browser.UserAgent = "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows; U; Windows NT 6.1; en-US) AppleWebKit/534.10 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/8.0.552.224 Safari/534.10";

                // browse to GitHub
                browser.Navigate("http://github.com/");
                if(LastRequestFailed(browser)) return; // always check the last request in case the page failed to load

                // click the login link and click it
                browser.Log("First we need to log in, so browse to the login page, fill in the login details and submit the form.");
                var loginLink = browser.Find("a", FindBy.Text, "Login");
                if(!loginLink.Exists)
                    browser.Log("Can't find the login link! Perhaps the site is down for maintenance?");
                else
                {
                    loginLink.Click();
                    if(LastRequestFailed(browser)) return;

                    // fill in the form and click the login button - the fields are easy to locate because they have ID attributes
                    browser.Find("login_field").Value = "*****@*****.**";
                    browser.Find("password").Value = "yourpassword";
                    browser.Find(ElementType.Button, "name", "commit").Click();
                    if(LastRequestFailed(browser)) return;

                    // see if the login succeeded - ContainsText() is very forgiving, so don't worry about whitespace, casing, html tags separating the text, etc.
                    if(browser.ContainsText("Incorrect login or password"))
                    {
                        browser.Log("Login failed!", LogMessageType.Error);
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        // After logging in, we should check that the page contains elements that we recognise
                        if(!browser.ContainsText("Your Repositories"))
                            browser.Log("There wasn't the usual login failure message, but the text we normally expect isn't present on the page");
                        else
                        {
                            browser.Log("Your News Feed:");
                            // we can use simple jquery selectors, though advanced selectors are yet to be implemented
                            foreach(var item in browser.Select("div.news .title"))
                                browser.Log("* " + item.Value);
                        }
                    }
                }
            }
            catch(Exception ex)
            {
                browser.Log(ex.Message, LogMessageType.Error);
                browser.Log(ex.StackTrace, LogMessageType.StackTrace);
            }
            finally
            {
                var path = WriteFile("log-" + DateTime.UtcNow.Ticks + ".html", browser.RenderHtmlLogFile("SimpleBrowser Sample - Request Log"));
                Process.Start(path);
            }
        }
Example #4
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 XDocument GetTestDocument()
 {
     var browser = new Browser();
     // this must be the document that was apparently been available on http://xbrowser.axefrog.com/htmltests/basic2.htm
     browser.SetContent(Helper.GetFromResources("SimpleBrowser.UnitTests.SampleDocs.Axefrog_Basic2.htm"));
     return browser.Select("*").XElement.Document;
 }