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The renewal maintenance has officially ended for Progress iMacros effective
November 20, 2023 and all versions of iMacros are now considered EOL (End-of-Life). The iMacros products will no longer be supported by Progress (aside from customer license issues), and these forums will also no longer be moderated from the Progress side.
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Pap
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by Pap » Wed Oct 29, 2014 11:05 am
Imacros10
windows7
i have a website that can respond in 2 ways after we enter some csv data into the form.
is it possible to make a macro that will continue with the test when either of the 2 texts appear?
like for example:
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TAG POS=1 TYPE=LI FORM=NAME:form_login ATTR=TXT:*Login<SP>has<SP>failed.*
TAG POS=1 TYPE=LI FORM=NAME:form_login ATTR=TXT:*Login<SP>is<SP>incorrect.*
i hear that adding:
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SET !ERRORIGNORE YES
SET !TIMEOUT_TAG 0
will solve the problem but it wont, errorignore YES will simply ignore the missing tag and if both of them are missing that wont solve it
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Snayler
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by Snayler » Thu Oct 30, 2014 11:01 am
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TAG POS=1 TYPE=LI FORM=NAME:form_login ATTR=TXT:*Login<SP>* EXTRACT=TXT
There ya go. You can extract the text and check if it has some normal text ("login is incorrect"/"login has failed") or the "#EANF#" string ("Extraction Anchor Not Found"). Use javascript for that.
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Pap
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by Pap » Sat Nov 01, 2014 7:05 pm
that will not help because there are lots of *Login* texts on this page and they have different styles (the 2 ones i want to verify also)