Have you tried using single quotes? This condition works for me:
'${abc}' == 'Alphabet'
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From: Johnson, Tommy [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Thursday, June 17, 2004 3:18 PM
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Subject: Syntax for Condition in If Controller?
I'm running JMeter 2.0.1 now, and having great difficulty with the
syntax of the "Condition" field of the If Controller. The only way I've
managed to get it to evaluate as TRUE was to put the string "true" in as
the Condition. I can't figure our the JavaScript syntax it wants to
execute a conditional. What is the correct syntax to compare a JMeter
variable to a static string and return a boolean? I want to compare my
variable ${res} to the string "ERROR", and return true if they are
equivalent.
I tried these syntaxes:
"${res}"=="ERROR"
${res}=="ERROR"
${res}==ERROR
${javascript(("${res}"=="ERROR"),foo)}
${javascript((${res}=="ERROR"),foo)}
${javascript((${res}==ERROR),foo)}
I also tried setting the value of ${res} to "true" directly and simply
putting "${res}" as the Condition, but that did not work either. Only
hardcoding the condition as "true" caused the samplers under the If
Controller to run for me.
Thanks in advance!
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