The only solution I can think of is to do it with JS, but I can’t pass any variables from the phantom script to the JS I’m trying to execute.
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The only solution I can think of is to do it with JS, but I can’t pass any variables from the phantom script to the JS I’m trying to execute.
You should take a look at CasperJS. It’s a very nice PhantomJS script that allows you to easily perform this kind of web behavior.
As far as communicating with your PhantomJS script, as stands today, you have a few reliable options: