Monthly Archives: February 2016

One of the benefits of the Pro version of WAPT in comparison with the regular one is that you can insert JavaScript code inside profiles to handle various calculations. This can be used to parametrize complex user sessions when session-specific values are not contained in the response page code explicitly. Another example is when you cannot extract values from the response with help of standard functions, like “Search Parameter”, because bounding text may be variable. So, you need to implement more complex search algorithms to find the right value occurrence. Continue reading →