In essence:
I have a script which registers a user "userX" with password "pwdX" in
our site.
Now, I want it to register 10 different users ("user1" to "user10", with
passwords "pwd1" to "pwd10").
So I take the sampler that submits the registration form and apply an
HTTP Parameter Mask modifier with Name "login_name", ID Prefix "user",
Lower Bound 1, Upper Bound 10, Increment 1, no ID Suffix.
No way. When I run it, I get 1 userX registration and 9 "login name
already exists in the system" errors.
Any hints welcome.
Salut,
Jordi.
Mike Stover wrote:
> Modifiers can go anywhere, and work like default
> config objects work. If you want only to affect the
> one sampler, then attach the modifier directly to the
> sampler.
>
> What exactly can't you get to work?
>
> -Mike
> --- Jordi Salvat i Alabart <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
>>Hi.
>>
>>I can't get it to work on the latest CVS (synched
>>yesterday).
>>
>>Where do I have to place the modifier, now that the
>>Modification Manager
>>no longer exists? Inside the HTTP Request Sampler?
>>Inside the same
>>controller as the sampler? ...?
>>
>>Thanks,
>>
>>Jordi.
>>
>>
>>
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