Why the values of parameters of Browser.visit() callback are undefined?

[pinxue]

As API document mentioned, browser.visit() will invoke the callback with (e, browser, status) parameters, but I always get undefined in following code snip. Did I write it wrong?

function test(title)

{

        (function (theTitle){

             var url = "http://myserver/"+theTitle;

             var browser = new Browser();

             browser.visit(url, function (e, b, st) {

                 console.log("e :"+e + ", b :"+b + ", st :" + ", title :"+ theTitle) ; // e, b, st are undefined instead of null, browser ...

                 console.log( browser.html() ); // works

                 console.log( b.html() ); // TypeError: Cannot call method 'html' of undefined, if comment out first log.

    });

       }

       )(title);

}

var titles[] = { ... }

for(var i in titles) test(titles[i]);

PS, 

  "name": "zombie",

  "version": "2.0.0-alpha25"

[Assaf Arkin]

The docs are for the last stable release 1.4.1.

The 2.0 API is still not finalized, but assume the only callback argument is the error. It works better with test frameworks like Mocha and promises.

You will get a browser as the second argument if you call Browser.visit(), but not if you call visit() on an object you already have access to.

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[pinxue]

It solved my confusion. Thanks for the quick answer!