How to fire click event on multiple targets returned via browser.queryAll(".class")

[Zac Morris]

I'm a bit stuck.

I have a set of elements that all have the class ".expandable", that I would like to click.

var Browser = require("zombie");

var assert = require("assert");

function fireOnAll(browser,action,selector,callback){

   var elements = browser.queryAll(selector);

   for (var e=0;e<elements.length;e++){

     browser.fire(action,elements[e]);

   }

   browser.wait(callback);

}

browser = new Browser()

browser

  .on("error", function(error){

    console.error(error);

  })

  .visit("http:/localhost", function() {

    fireOnAll(browser,"click",".expandable",function(){

      console.log("The page:",browser.html());

      browser.close();

      process.exit();

    })

  })

This throws an invalid target error, so I'm guessing it has something to do with converting the results of browser.queryAll(selector), to an appropriate target for the fire call.

Anyone point me in the right direction?

THANKS!

-Zac

[Zac Morris]

OK, found the problem.

Either there is a bug, or the documentation is wrong...

Documentation:

browser.fire(name, target, calback?)

Actual:

browser.fire(target, name, calback?)

[Jonah Werre]

 You're right, it looks like the documentation is wrong. It should be:

browser.fire(target, name, calback?)