Hi,
in this case I would adapt the xslt to pass it as parameter the type of
webtest to consider (the successful ones or the failed ones) and call
the xslt twice, once with each value of this parameter.
Marc.
Goldberger, Michael wrote:
Hi Marc, thanks for replying. What I am trying to accomplish here is to
have basically one HTML page that indexes each individual test result
(from running a single directory of tests. I would then like that index
file to be divided into tests from the directory that have passed, and
ones that have failed. The main goal of this project is to have separate
HTML files for tests that passed and tests that failed instead of the
one combined one.
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Hi,
may I ask what the purpose is?
Indeed it will not be that easy as for instance result files are saved
in the result dir before to know if the test is successfull or not.
Do you use the standard xslt? Have you already tried the external mode
to have details results per webtest in a separate file like in
http://webtest.canoo.com/webtest/reports/selftest/WebTestReport.html
Marc.
Goldberger, Michael wrote:
Hi everyone,
I am looking to break down my results of a
directory of webtests into two separate HTML files. One would be for
tests that passed and one would be for tests that failed. Both should
be
indexed on the main results page.
If anybody has any ideas or someone has done this before... please let
me know
Thanks in advance for the help,
Mike
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