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Script Step Editor

Script step dialog lets you create new Multiple Request Script steps or configure existing ones. This dialog contains such controls as:

• "URL" - this edit field contains URL of the step¹.
• "Referrer" - this edit field contains referrer  of the step¹.
• "Login" edit field contains login name if needed.
• "Password" edit field contains password if needed.
• "GET"/"POST" switch determines whether the program should send GET or POST request on this step.
• Controls on the "Dynamical fields" page are intended for passing dynamical fields from one step to another. This feature is useful if some of the intermediate steps contain invisible fields (for example <INPUT TYPE="HIDDEN" NAME="F1" VALUE="a161d1a77db13e420175f3322197e5fe">) which must be passed with next POST request for receiving the correct result. In such cases the server generates new VALUE part every time so to receive the correct result the program has to extact it every time too.
  
  There are such controls as:
  • "Available fields" list control contains list of the form fields of the entire page. Fields are in the format FormName.FieldName. This list will be filled only when the step has been executed at least one time because it's requiered page to be cached to extract form fields.
  • "Fields to pass" list contains dynamical field list to be passed to the next step. The fields are in the following format: %P_PARAMNAME%=FormName.FieldName.
  • Toolbar with button set which lets you manipulate with the fields. From top to bottom:
    • Passes the selected field
    • Passes all available fields
    • Deletes selected field
    • Deletes all the fields
    • Lets you add field manually
    • Lets you edit field manually
• Edit field on the "POST Data" lets you enter the POST data to use with the POST request. This page is visible only when "GET/POST" is switched to "POST" value. POST data should be in format PARAM1=VALUE1 and separated by line feeds.

¹ - This field can contain program variables.
 

See also:

Multiple Request Script, Multiple Request Script Recorder.