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[Date Prev][Date Next][Thread Prev][Thread Next][Date Index][Thread Index] Re: [QF-Test] Iteration
Hello Claudio,
you can either use a plain 'Loop' node, or a 'Test-set' with a
'Data-driver' and 'Test-case' like the following:
+ Test-set
+ Data-driver
+ Data loop (or some other data source, Excel, DB...)
+ Test-case
...
Both the 'Loop' and the 'Data...' nodes have an 'Iteration counter'
attribute. Set it to a variable name, e.g. 'i', then use $(i) when you
need the index for your form field.
Note that iteration counters in QF-Test start with 0. If you need the
first index to be 1, use $[$(i) + 1] instead of just $(i).
Best regards,
Greg
Claudio Boscani <bosca2512@?.com> writes:
> Happy Tuesday, everyone.
> I'm testing a Web based application for data collection.
> Identified a series of sequences, I need that they runs again and again and I want that for every
> single time they run they insert in a form field a progressive number,for example first time
> 1,second time 2 and so on....
>
> Thanks in advice.
> Good week
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