How to pass values of a parameter array as Item Datas in LR
I'm enhancing a Vuser Script in loadrunner 12.60, and as I mentioned in the question's title, I need to pass a group of item data to a form. These data are hidden so their values do not appear in the Data Items returned to the server in the recorded script. Now, I've extracted said values with a web_reg_save_param_ex, but the hidden inputs and their values are random, so maybe in one iteration I catch 5 elements and In another one I could catch more than 50.
I've made this section to know how many items are caught in the current iteration, it prints the name of the value and the value itself.
nameCnt = atoi(lr_eval_string("{nomf_count}"));
valCnt = atoi(lr_eval_string("{valf_count}"));
lr_output_message("Number of vars found = %d",nameCnt);
lr_output_message("Number of values found = %d",valCnt);
for (y = 1; y <= nameCnt; y++) {
sprintf(chainNom, "{nomf_%d}", y);
lr_output_message ("%s: %s", cadenaNom, lr_eval_string(cadenaNom));
sprintf(chainVal, "{valf_%d}", y);
lr_output_message ("%s: %s", cadenaVal, lr_eval_string(cadenaVal));
}
I have the name and the values extracted, but I don't know how to pass them as Data Items in the web_submit_form
Any help or even a push in the right direction would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
loadrunner
edited Jan 10 at 19:24
marc_s
577k12911141259
asked Dec 31 '18 at 18:40
OmLpOmLp
1
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I'm enhancing a Vuser Script in loadrunner 12.60, and as I mentioned in the question's title, I need to pass a group of item data to a form. These data are hidden so their values do not appear in the Data Items returned to the server in the recorded script. Now, I've extracted said values with a web_reg_save_param_ex, but the hidden inputs and their values are random, so maybe in one iteration I catch 5 elements and In another one I could catch more than 50.
I've made this section to know how many items are caught in the current iteration, it prints the name of the value and the value itself.
nameCnt = atoi(lr_eval_string("{nomf_count}"));
valCnt = atoi(lr_eval_string("{valf_count}"));
lr_output_message("Number of vars found = %d",nameCnt);
lr_output_message("Number of values found = %d",valCnt);
for (y = 1; y <= nameCnt; y++) {
sprintf(chainNom, "{nomf_%d}", y);
lr_output_message ("%s: %s", cadenaNom, lr_eval_string(cadenaNom));
sprintf(chainVal, "{valf_%d}", y);
lr_output_message ("%s: %s", cadenaVal, lr_eval_string(cadenaVal));
}
I have the name and the values extracted, but I don't know how to pass them as Data Items in the web_submit_form
Any help or even a push in the right direction would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
loadrunner
edited Jan 10 at 19:24
marc_s
577k12911141259
asked Dec 31 '18 at 18:40
OmLpOmLp
1
use web_custom_request() and build your own name|value pair structure
– James Pulley
Jan 1 at 3:47
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I'm enhancing a Vuser Script in loadrunner 12.60, and as I mentioned in the question's title, I need to pass a group of item data to a form. These data are hidden so their values do not appear in the Data Items returned to the server in the recorded script. Now, I've extracted said values with a web_reg_save_param_ex, but the hidden inputs and their values are random, so maybe in one iteration I catch 5 elements and In another one I could catch more than 50.
I've made this section to know how many items are caught in the current iteration, it prints the name of the value and the value itself.
nameCnt = atoi(lr_eval_string("{nomf_count}"));
valCnt = atoi(lr_eval_string("{valf_count}"));
lr_output_message("Number of vars found = %d",nameCnt);
lr_output_message("Number of values found = %d",valCnt);
for (y = 1; y <= nameCnt; y++) {
sprintf(chainNom, "{nomf_%d}", y);
lr_output_message ("%s: %s", cadenaNom, lr_eval_string(cadenaNom));
sprintf(chainVal, "{valf_%d}", y);
lr_output_message ("%s: %s", cadenaVal, lr_eval_string(cadenaVal));
}
I have the name and the values extracted, but I don't know how to pass them as Data Items in the web_submit_form
Any help or even a push in the right direction would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
loadrunner
edited Jan 10 at 19:24
marc_s
577k12911141259
asked Dec 31 '18 at 18:40
OmLpOmLp
1
I'm enhancing a Vuser Script in loadrunner 12.60, and as I mentioned in the question's title, I need to pass a group of item data to a form. These data are hidden so their values do not appear in the Data Items returned to the server in the recorded script. Now, I've extracted said values with a web_reg_save_param_ex, but the hidden inputs and their values are random, so maybe in one iteration I catch 5 elements and In another one I could catch more than 50.
I've made this section to know how many items are caught in the current iteration, it prints the name of the value and the value itself.
nameCnt = atoi(lr_eval_string("{nomf_count}"));
valCnt = atoi(lr_eval_string("{valf_count}"));
lr_output_message("Number of vars found = %d",nameCnt);
lr_output_message("Number of values found = %d",valCnt);
for (y = 1; y <= nameCnt; y++) {
sprintf(chainNom, "{nomf_%d}", y);
lr_output_message ("%s: %s", cadenaNom, lr_eval_string(cadenaNom));
sprintf(chainVal, "{valf_%d}", y);
lr_output_message ("%s: %s", cadenaVal, lr_eval_string(cadenaVal));
}
I have the name and the values extracted, but I don't know how to pass them as Data Items in the web_submit_form
Any help or even a push in the right direction would be appreciated.
Thanks in advance.
loadrunner
loadrunner
edited Jan 10 at 19:24
marc_s
577k12911141259
asked Dec 31 '18 at 18:40
OmLpOmLp
1
edited Jan 10 at 19:24
marc_s
577k12911141259
asked Dec 31 '18 at 18:40
OmLpOmLp
1
edited Jan 10 at 19:24
marc_s
577k12911141259
edited Jan 10 at 19:24
marc_s
577k12911141259
edited Jan 10 at 19:24
marc_s
577k12911141259
577k12911141259
asked Dec 31 '18 at 18:40
OmLpOmLp
1
asked Dec 31 '18 at 18:40
OmLpOmLp
1
asked Dec 31 '18 at 18:40
OmLpOmLp
1
1
use web_custom_request() and build your own name|value pair structure
– James Pulley
Jan 1 at 3:47
add a comment |
use web_custom_request() and build your own name|value pair structure
– James Pulley
Jan 1 at 3:47
use web_custom_request() and build your own name|value pair structure
– James Pulley
Jan 1 at 3:47
use web_custom_request() and build your own name|value pair structure
– James Pulley
Jan 1 at 3:47
add a comment |
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As said in the other comment, add the ITEMDATA under your custom/submit request:
ITEMDATA,
"Name=<Your Parameter Name>", "Value={your_param_value}", ENDITEM,
[...]
LAST;
answered Jan 10 at 10:53
twingetwinge
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You can try lr_param_sprintf() function instead of sprintf().
This will save your value into a Loadrunner parameter rather than a c parameter. This you can directly pass to your web_submit_form
lr_param_sprintf ("chainNom", "{nomf_%d}", y);
lr_param_sprintf (chainVal, "{valf_%d}", y);
....
ITEMDATA,
"Name={chainNom}", "Value={chainVal}", ENDITEM,
answered Jan 11 at 6:31
Akash BarikAkash Barik
335
Hello, thanks for your response, I didn't know about lr_param_sprintf, I'm dealing with UFT now but when I can I'll give it a try. In the submit form, there's no need to do a for or a while loop to insert the parameters?
– OmLp
Jan 16 at 1:05
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As said in the other comment, add the ITEMDATA under your custom/submit request:
ITEMDATA,
"Name=<Your Parameter Name>", "Value={your_param_value}", ENDITEM,
[...]
LAST;
answered Jan 10 at 10:53
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As said in the other comment, add the ITEMDATA under your custom/submit request:
ITEMDATA,
"Name=<Your Parameter Name>", "Value={your_param_value}", ENDITEM,
[...]
LAST;
answered Jan 10 at 10:53
twingetwinge
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add a comment |
As said in the other comment, add the ITEMDATA under your custom/submit request:
ITEMDATA,
"Name=<Your Parameter Name>", "Value={your_param_value}", ENDITEM,
[...]
LAST;
answered Jan 10 at 10:53
twingetwinge
6015
As said in the other comment, add the ITEMDATA under your custom/submit request:
ITEMDATA,
"Name=<Your Parameter Name>", "Value={your_param_value}", ENDITEM,
[...]
LAST;
answered Jan 10 at 10:53
twingetwinge
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answered Jan 10 at 10:53
twingetwinge
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answered Jan 10 at 10:53
twingetwinge
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answered Jan 10 at 10:53
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You can try lr_param_sprintf() function instead of sprintf().
This will save your value into a Loadrunner parameter rather than a c parameter. This you can directly pass to your web_submit_form
lr_param_sprintf ("chainNom", "{nomf_%d}", y);
lr_param_sprintf (chainVal, "{valf_%d}", y);
....
ITEMDATA,
"Name={chainNom}", "Value={chainVal}", ENDITEM,
answered Jan 11 at 6:31
Akash BarikAkash Barik
335
Hello, thanks for your response, I didn't know about lr_param_sprintf, I'm dealing with UFT now but when I can I'll give it a try. In the submit form, there's no need to do a for or a while loop to insert the parameters?
– OmLp
Jan 16 at 1:05
add a comment |
You can try lr_param_sprintf() function instead of sprintf().
This will save your value into a Loadrunner parameter rather than a c parameter. This you can directly pass to your web_submit_form
lr_param_sprintf ("chainNom", "{nomf_%d}", y);
lr_param_sprintf (chainVal, "{valf_%d}", y);
....
ITEMDATA,
"Name={chainNom}", "Value={chainVal}", ENDITEM,
answered Jan 11 at 6:31
Akash BarikAkash Barik
335
Hello, thanks for your response, I didn't know about lr_param_sprintf, I'm dealing with UFT now but when I can I'll give it a try. In the submit form, there's no need to do a for or a while loop to insert the parameters?
– OmLp
Jan 16 at 1:05
add a comment |
You can try lr_param_sprintf() function instead of sprintf().
This will save your value into a Loadrunner parameter rather than a c parameter. This you can directly pass to your web_submit_form
lr_param_sprintf ("chainNom", "{nomf_%d}", y);
lr_param_sprintf (chainVal, "{valf_%d}", y);
....
ITEMDATA,
"Name={chainNom}", "Value={chainVal}", ENDITEM,
answered Jan 11 at 6:31
Akash BarikAkash Barik
335
You can try lr_param_sprintf() function instead of sprintf().
This will save your value into a Loadrunner parameter rather than a c parameter. This you can directly pass to your web_submit_form
lr_param_sprintf ("chainNom", "{nomf_%d}", y);
lr_param_sprintf (chainVal, "{valf_%d}", y);
....
ITEMDATA,
"Name={chainNom}", "Value={chainVal}", ENDITEM,
answered Jan 11 at 6:31
Akash BarikAkash Barik
335
answered Jan 11 at 6:31
Akash BarikAkash Barik
335
answered Jan 11 at 6:31
Akash BarikAkash Barik
335
answered Jan 11 at 6:31
Akash BarikAkash Barik
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335
Hello, thanks for your response, I didn't know about lr_param_sprintf, I'm dealing with UFT now but when I can I'll give it a try. In the submit form, there's no need to do a for or a while loop to insert the parameters?
– OmLp
Jan 16 at 1:05
add a comment |
Hello, thanks for your response, I didn't know about lr_param_sprintf, I'm dealing with UFT now but when I can I'll give it a try. In the submit form, there's no need to do a for or a while loop to insert the parameters?
– OmLp
Jan 16 at 1:05
Hello, thanks for your response, I didn't know about lr_param_sprintf, I'm dealing with UFT now but when I can I'll give it a try. In the submit form, there's no need to do a for or a while loop to insert the parameters?
– OmLp
Jan 16 at 1:05
Hello, thanks for your response, I didn't know about lr_param_sprintf, I'm dealing with UFT now but when I can I'll give it a try. In the submit form, there's no need to do a for or a while loop to insert the parameters?
– OmLp
Jan 16 at 1:05
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use web_custom_request() and build your own name|value pair structure
– James Pulley
Jan 1 at 3:47