"Why" and "When" we get this code in JMeter response instead of the real/original page and how to get rid of it?
Script is running successfully but getting this in response & this appears randomly.
Code which i get in response against my request is as displayed in this screenshot:
In View Results Tree the default is showing the response as text file.
The default Text view shows all of the text contained in the response.
You want it to render as Html so choose in drop down of component as HTML or HTML (download resources) and JMeter will render it similar to browser
If the HTML (download resources) view option is selected, the renderer may download images, style-sheets, etc.
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Unable to get all the content of the page in Jmeter responses (even not available in view page source)
We have scenario where need to assert the content displayed on the web page, this content/text doesn't show up in 'view page source' as well and not shows in the Jmeter response too.
Looks like this content/text is getting generated dynamically from .js file at the run time.
However if inspect the text element, it shows in DOM (F12>Elements).
Is it possible to get this kind of dynamically generated text by .js file through Jmeter response and assert.
Please guide.
I could achieve this by using Jmeter with Selenium, launched the browser and performed the scenario so that the run time page/all .js/dynamically generated data is captured under Jmeter responses and could assert.
Thanks for help.
I am new to phantomjs. I need to get the data from an external site that will loaded through ajax calls that is when I try to load the external site the data will first load in json format in the ajax response then it will be parsed and then loading in the form of tables(i dont know how this will done because it is external website ) now my task is to get the json data which will be load through ajax.This json data I can see from the firebug in firefox then when i click the open response in a new tab then another tab will open and I will get the json data. Then I will copy the response url and use in phantomjs then i will get the data but the data i am getting from the response url is different when the data in the external website changes and again i need get the response url and replace it with the previous url I think this is wrong process i am doing .Even I tried of using the location by copy location in the firefox and tried to use that but it is showing nothing. Is there any way that I can load data with out updating every time.
Using a TWebBrowser in Delphi, I'm showing a website that uses JSON to update its content. To get the source code of the newly updated content and load it into a Memo, I believe I have to get the URLs of the GET requests. Unfortunately, these are always different and generated with an encrypted Javascript. Is there any way to list the URLs the GET requests go to in a similar way like FireBug does in its console view?
Thanks a bunch!!!
I want to save the html generated by a javascript on a website.
When I run the javascript, it returns me the html ready, with a button that link to the chrome printer, to save as pdf. I want to save this html genrated as a PDF, but I can't do it.
I've spent days triyng almos everything, PDFKit with Nokogiri Parsing, searched for a chrome printer API, etc, but nothing made it. Does anyone knows how can I do that?
Using phantomjs and rasterize.js can convert it.
Then just run the command
phantomjs rasterize.js $URL_OR_PATH $PDF_OUT_FILENAME Letter
Based on the JavaScript you're running, figure out the URL it calls, along with whatever variables it adds to the GET/POST request, then use OpenURI or an HTTP client of some sort to request that file. Pass that to Nokogiri, and parse out the URL for the file.
The alternate is to use one of the WATIR gems to drive a browser, and access the file that way. Then you can retrieve the HTML, or have the browser retrieve the file, and get it off the disk when its done.
I didn't understood the second solution you proposed, can you explain more?
Sometimes developers use Ajax to retrieve HTML and insert it into a page, or directly manipulate the page's HTML using JavaScript.
You can ask a Watir-driven browser to give you the current HTML and then parse it using Nokogiri or another XML parser, to retrieve things that are part of the HTML DOM at that moment. From there you can save that to disk and have the Watir-driven browser read it and render it. Then it's a matter of figuring out how to get the browser to print to PDF, or grab a snapshot of the screen to turn it into a PDF.
I have a html/javascript table/grid that I need to import data from a file, this is not possible without serverside. So I decides to have a FileEcho server that takes a file upload from the table/grid, the problem is I don't want to refresh the page afterwards, it's a multipart request, not an ajax request. Is it possible to up the file ajax style?
how can this be done? any solution to my problem?
A popular way is to do the file upload in an iframe (you can set the <form>'s target attribute to the name attribute of your iframe)
You can attach an onload event on the iframe to find out when the data has been echoed from the server. From there, you can grab the contentDocument attribute from the iframe object in javascript (from there you could look at the innerHTML content of the contentDocument.body to see the data).
Just note that in IE, you have to use document.frames['frame_name'].document instead of iframeObject.contentDocument
See these articles for more info:
http://www.ajaxf1.com/tutorial/ajax-file-upload-tutorial.html
http://www.openjs.com/articles/ajax/ajax_file_upload/