I am using var win1 = open.window(...); var win2 = open.window(...);
to open 2 tabs/windows in Firefox - now I want to compare the two DOMs (document object models) for similarity.
So I have got two DOMs containing a very similar page. The pages have the same HTML but executed different JavaScript files.
In general I check if HTML and CSS is the same:
var html1 = win1.document.body.innerHTML;
var html2 = win2.document.body.innerHTML;
if (html1 == html2) { ... }
var css1 = win1.document.body.style.cssText
var css2 = win2.document.body.style.cssText
if (css1 == css2) { ... }
But comparing all DOM nodes seems to give bad results:
var bodyNodes1 = win1.document.body.getElementsByTagName('*');
var bodyNodes2 = win2.document.body.getElementsByTagName('*');
bodyNodes1[123].innerHTML
isn't neccessary similar bodyNodes2[123].innerHTML
Which methods can be used to compare DOM nodes?
Do any Framework/Libraries/Scripts exist for testing pages for similarity?
I am very thankful for any hints. :-)
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