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how to incorporate if condition with web_reg_find
For instance
if
{
web_reg_find("Search=Body", "Text=Launch Title", LAST);
//----Passes
{
printf("%dn", login successful); /* user will login
}
}
Else
{
printf("%dn", login not successful); /* user will not login
}
end of code
loadrunner
edited Jan 3 at 9:12
TheSprinter
573316
asked Jan 3 at 8:17
Adarsh.SheshadriAdarsh.Sheshadri
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how to incorporate if condition with web_reg_find
For instance
if
{
web_reg_find("Search=Body", "Text=Launch Title", LAST);
//----Passes
{
printf("%dn", login successful); /* user will login
}
}
Else
{
printf("%dn", login not successful); /* user will not login
}
end of code
loadrunner
edited Jan 3 at 9:12
TheSprinter
573316
asked Jan 3 at 8:17
Adarsh.SheshadriAdarsh.Sheshadri
11
Can you reformat your question body? It is not clear where the code starts and ends.
– vahdet
Jan 3 at 8:20
Your example will not work as intended. web_reg_find is a service function and will not have a value until the page loads. Please view the example in the help file and the self paced training material for Loadrunner
– James Pulley
Jan 3 at 17:18
Thanks for the input, Even if so once the page loads and finds the intended texts need to incorporate the if condition so that based on the web_reg_find if condition should work.....
– Adarsh.Sheshadri
Jan 4 at 6:37
Covered in online help, standard product training and self paced training
– James Pulley
Jan 7 at 14:18
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how to incorporate if condition with web_reg_find
For instance
if
{
web_reg_find("Search=Body", "Text=Launch Title", LAST);
//----Passes
{
printf("%dn", login successful); /* user will login
}
}
Else
{
printf("%dn", login not successful); /* user will not login
}
end of code
loadrunner
edited Jan 3 at 9:12
TheSprinter
573316
asked Jan 3 at 8:17
Adarsh.SheshadriAdarsh.Sheshadri
11
how to incorporate if condition with web_reg_find
For instance
if
{
web_reg_find("Search=Body", "Text=Launch Title", LAST);
//----Passes
{
printf("%dn", login successful); /* user will login
}
}
Else
{
printf("%dn", login not successful); /* user will not login
}
end of code
loadrunner
loadrunner
edited Jan 3 at 9:12
TheSprinter
573316
asked Jan 3 at 8:17
Adarsh.SheshadriAdarsh.Sheshadri
11
edited Jan 3 at 9:12
TheSprinter
573316
asked Jan 3 at 8:17
Adarsh.SheshadriAdarsh.Sheshadri
11
edited Jan 3 at 9:12
TheSprinter
573316
edited Jan 3 at 9:12
TheSprinter
573316
edited Jan 3 at 9:12
TheSprinter
573316
573316
asked Jan 3 at 8:17
Adarsh.SheshadriAdarsh.Sheshadri
11
asked Jan 3 at 8:17
Adarsh.SheshadriAdarsh.Sheshadri
11
asked Jan 3 at 8:17
Adarsh.SheshadriAdarsh.Sheshadri
11
11
Can you reformat your question body? It is not clear where the code starts and ends.
– vahdet
Jan 3 at 8:20
Your example will not work as intended. web_reg_find is a service function and will not have a value until the page loads. Please view the example in the help file and the self paced training material for Loadrunner
– James Pulley
Jan 3 at 17:18
Thanks for the input, Even if so once the page loads and finds the intended texts need to incorporate the if condition so that based on the web_reg_find if condition should work.....
– Adarsh.Sheshadri
Jan 4 at 6:37
Covered in online help, standard product training and self paced training
– James Pulley
Jan 7 at 14:18
add a comment |
Can you reformat your question body? It is not clear where the code starts and ends.
– vahdet
Jan 3 at 8:20
Your example will not work as intended. web_reg_find is a service function and will not have a value until the page loads. Please view the example in the help file and the self paced training material for Loadrunner
– James Pulley
Jan 3 at 17:18
Thanks for the input, Even if so once the page loads and finds the intended texts need to incorporate the if condition so that based on the web_reg_find if condition should work.....
– Adarsh.Sheshadri
Jan 4 at 6:37
Covered in online help, standard product training and self paced training
– James Pulley
Jan 7 at 14:18
Can you reformat your question body? It is not clear where the code starts and ends.
– vahdet
Jan 3 at 8:20
Can you reformat your question body? It is not clear where the code starts and ends.
– vahdet
Jan 3 at 8:20
Your example will not work as intended. web_reg_find is a service function and will not have a value until the page loads. Please view the example in the help file and the self paced training material for Loadrunner
– James Pulley
Jan 3 at 17:18
Your example will not work as intended. web_reg_find is a service function and will not have a value until the page loads. Please view the example in the help file and the self paced training material for Loadrunner
– James Pulley
Jan 3 at 17:18
Thanks for the input, Even if so once the page loads and finds the intended texts need to incorporate the if condition so that based on the web_reg_find if condition should work.....
– Adarsh.Sheshadri
Jan 4 at 6:37
Thanks for the input, Even if so once the page loads and finds the intended texts need to incorporate the if condition so that based on the web_reg_find if condition should work.....
– Adarsh.Sheshadri
Jan 4 at 6:37
Covered in online help, standard product training and self paced training
– James Pulley
Jan 7 at 14:18
Covered in online help, standard product training and self paced training
– James Pulley
Jan 7 at 14:18
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I will suggest to use the savecount attribute of the web reg find function, where it will save how many times it found the text on the page.
web_reg_find("Text=Welcome","SaveCount=Welcome_Count",LAST );
.........
......
if (atoi(lr_eval_string("{Welcome_Count}")) > 0){
lr_output_message("Login successful.");
}
else{
lr_error_message("Login failed");
return(0);
}
answered Jan 11 at 7:55
Akash BarikAkash Barik
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Action()
{
int returncode;
lr_continue_on_error(1);
web_reg_find("Search=Body", "Text=Launch Title", LAST);
returncode = web_url("<YOUR URL>",
[...]
if (returncode!=LR_PASS)
{
lr_error_message ("user will not login");
return -1 // Script abort
}
else
{
lr_output_message ("user will login");
}
lr_continue_on_error(0);
This works
answered Jan 10 at 10:35
twingetwinge
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I will suggest to use the savecount attribute of the web reg find function, where it will save how many times it found the text on the page.
web_reg_find("Text=Welcome","SaveCount=Welcome_Count",LAST );
.........
......
if (atoi(lr_eval_string("{Welcome_Count}")) > 0){
lr_output_message("Login successful.");
}
else{
lr_error_message("Login failed");
return(0);
}
answered Jan 11 at 7:55
Akash BarikAkash Barik
435
add a comment |
1
I will suggest to use the savecount attribute of the web reg find function, where it will save how many times it found the text on the page.
web_reg_find("Text=Welcome","SaveCount=Welcome_Count",LAST );
.........
......
if (atoi(lr_eval_string("{Welcome_Count}")) > 0){
lr_output_message("Login successful.");
}
else{
lr_error_message("Login failed");
return(0);
}
answered Jan 11 at 7:55
Akash BarikAkash Barik
435
add a comment |
1
1
1
I will suggest to use the savecount attribute of the web reg find function, where it will save how many times it found the text on the page.
web_reg_find("Text=Welcome","SaveCount=Welcome_Count",LAST );
.........
......
if (atoi(lr_eval_string("{Welcome_Count}")) > 0){
lr_output_message("Login successful.");
}
else{
lr_error_message("Login failed");
return(0);
}
answered Jan 11 at 7:55
Akash BarikAkash Barik
435
I will suggest to use the savecount attribute of the web reg find function, where it will save how many times it found the text on the page.
web_reg_find("Text=Welcome","SaveCount=Welcome_Count",LAST );
.........
......
if (atoi(lr_eval_string("{Welcome_Count}")) > 0){
lr_output_message("Login successful.");
}
else{
lr_error_message("Login failed");
return(0);
}
answered Jan 11 at 7:55
Akash BarikAkash Barik
435
answered Jan 11 at 7:55
Akash BarikAkash Barik
435
answered Jan 11 at 7:55
Akash BarikAkash Barik
435
answered Jan 11 at 7:55
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Action()
{
int returncode;
lr_continue_on_error(1);
web_reg_find("Search=Body", "Text=Launch Title", LAST);
returncode = web_url("<YOUR URL>",
[...]
if (returncode!=LR_PASS)
{
lr_error_message ("user will not login");
return -1 // Script abort
}
else
{
lr_output_message ("user will login");
}
lr_continue_on_error(0);
This works
answered Jan 10 at 10:35
twingetwinge
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Action()
{
int returncode;
lr_continue_on_error(1);
web_reg_find("Search=Body", "Text=Launch Title", LAST);
returncode = web_url("<YOUR URL>",
[...]
if (returncode!=LR_PASS)
{
lr_error_message ("user will not login");
return -1 // Script abort
}
else
{
lr_output_message ("user will login");
}
lr_continue_on_error(0);
This works
answered Jan 10 at 10:35
twingetwinge
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Action()
{
int returncode;
lr_continue_on_error(1);
web_reg_find("Search=Body", "Text=Launch Title", LAST);
returncode = web_url("<YOUR URL>",
[...]
if (returncode!=LR_PASS)
{
lr_error_message ("user will not login");
return -1 // Script abort
}
else
{
lr_output_message ("user will login");
}
lr_continue_on_error(0);
This works
answered Jan 10 at 10:35
twingetwinge
6016
Action()
{
int returncode;
lr_continue_on_error(1);
web_reg_find("Search=Body", "Text=Launch Title", LAST);
returncode = web_url("<YOUR URL>",
[...]
if (returncode!=LR_PASS)
{
lr_error_message ("user will not login");
return -1 // Script abort
}
else
{
lr_output_message ("user will login");
}
lr_continue_on_error(0);
This works
answered Jan 10 at 10:35
twingetwinge
6016
answered Jan 10 at 10:35
twingetwinge
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answered Jan 10 at 10:35
twingetwinge
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answered Jan 10 at 10:35
twingetwinge
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Can you reformat your question body? It is not clear where the code starts and ends.
– vahdet
Jan 3 at 8:20
Your example will not work as intended. web_reg_find is a service function and will not have a value until the page loads. Please view the example in the help file and the self paced training material for Loadrunner
– James Pulley
Jan 3 at 17:18
Thanks for the input, Even if so once the page loads and finds the intended texts need to incorporate the if condition so that based on the web_reg_find if condition should work.....
– Adarsh.Sheshadri
Jan 4 at 6:37
Covered in online help, standard product training and self paced training
– James Pulley
Jan 7 at 14:18