Hi, On Monday, 3. March 2008, sebb wrote: > On 03/03/2008, Tom Fernandes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Hi all, > > > > is it possible to turn a GET string into a POST? We have dynamic forms > > and extracting names and values with the Regex Extractor has been quite > > tricky. > > > > Now we will insert a GET string as a comment into the page-source our > > application which we will use make the POST HTTP Request. > > > > the GET string will look like the following: > > > > > > /foo/bar/bookFood.php?fork=&spoon=2&arrival=walking&flightnumber=&airline > >= > > > > I don't know on forehand how many name-value-pairs the form will have - > > so the easiest to me seems to "just" POST this URL (e.g. use HTTP > > Request, set Method to POST and insert this URL into the Path field). > > Is this possible? > > Depends on the application. It may work. > > > My other option would be to use the Regex Extractor on the GET string > > where the field Regular Expression is: > > > > (?:.*?)\?(.*?)=(.*?)&(.*?)=(.*?)&(.*?)=(.*?)&(.*?)=(.*?)& > > > > Template would be: $1$$2$$3$$4$ and so on > > > > and have a HTTP Request (set to POST) where I insert our maximum Number > > of name-value pairs via MYREF_g1, MYREF_g2, MYREF_g3, etc. into the "Send > > Parameters with the Request" fields. > > This is much what I suggested earlier in another thread, except that I > would use set the match number to -1, and use the variables: > > MYREF_1_g1 MYREF_1_g2 > MYREF_2_g1 MYREF_2_g2 > etc > as the Name & Value
Will I have to set anything in the the Template field of the Regex Extractor? I also don't seem to find an appropriate regular expression (for my example above) to match the name or the value in the GET string more than once. Will I have to use the foreach controller for this? thanks, Tom --------------------------------------------------------------------- To unsubscribe, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED] For additional commands, e-mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
