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Help with Regex Extractor
I need some help with the Post-Processor/Regex Extractor element. I have
response data that contains this snippet: '<input id="guid" name="guid"
value="000004.30000000000000204~Active~~2007TR080931" type="radio" />'. I
need the extractor to grab '000004.30000000000000204' and put it in a
variable so I can use it later.
I set up my extractor like this: Reference Name: GUID_VARIABLE; Regular
Expression: <input id=\"guid\"\ name=\"guid value=\"(.*?)~Active~~;
Template: $1$; Match No.: 1; Default Value: 0. I placed my extractor
as a child element of the HTTP Sampler. When I run it, the default value of
0 is used.
I also tried stripping out all the back-slashes in the expression, in the
off-chance that it automatically places those. No luck.
Anyone have any ideas as to what's going wrong?
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Re: Help with Regex Extractor
Posted by Serpent_Guard <bl...@gmail.com>.
Works like a charm. Thanks for your speedy response.
Temoor A. Janjua wrote:
>
> Try the regex :
>
> <input id="guid" name="guid" value="(.*)~Active.*type="radio" />
>
> Thanks,
> TJ
>
>
> Serpent_Guard wrote:
>> I need some help with the Post-Processor/Regex Extractor element. I have
>> response data that contains this snippet: '<input id="guid" name="guid"
>> value="000004.30000000000000204~Active~~2007TR080931" type="radio" />'.
>> I
>> need the extractor to grab '000004.30000000000000204' and put it in a
>> variable so I can use it later.
>>
>> I set up my extractor like this: Reference Name: GUID_VARIABLE;
>> Regular
>> Expression: <input id=\"guid\"\ name=\"guid value=\"(.*?)~Active~~;
>> Template: $1$; Match No.: 1; Default Value: 0. I placed my
>> extractor
>> as a child element of the HTTP Sampler. When I run it, the default value
>> of
>> 0 is used.
>>
>> I also tried stripping out all the back-slashes in the expression, in the
>> off-chance that it automatically places those. No luck.
>>
>> Anyone have any ideas as to what's going wrong?
>>
>
>
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Re: Help with Regex Extractor
Posted by "Temoor A. Janjua" <tj...@unicon.net>.
Try the regex :
<input id="guid" name="guid" value="(.*)~Active.*type="radio" />
Thanks,
TJ
Serpent_Guard wrote:
> I need some help with the Post-Processor/Regex Extractor element. I have
> response data that contains this snippet: '<input id="guid" name="guid"
> value="000004.30000000000000204~Active~~2007TR080931" type="radio" />'. I
> need the extractor to grab '000004.30000000000000204' and put it in a
> variable so I can use it later.
>
> I set up my extractor like this: Reference Name: GUID_VARIABLE; Regular
> Expression: <input id=\"guid\"\ name=\"guid value=\"(.*?)~Active~~;
> Template: $1$; Match No.: 1; Default Value: 0. I placed my extractor
> as a child element of the HTTP Sampler. When I run it, the default value of
> 0 is used.
>
> I also tried stripping out all the back-slashes in the expression, in the
> off-chance that it automatically places those. No luck.
>
> Anyone have any ideas as to what's going wrong?
>
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