; In javascript we have 'document.getElementById("id")'
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> Using this we can extract the elements using their ids.
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I usually use the Xpath post-processor. Just add one to any sampler query
that returns XML or HTML for Xpathy goodness. Be sure to click "use tidy"
if it's HTML, though.
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Hi
How can we access DOM elements and build custom name value pairs in JMeter?
Thanks in Advance
Vineeth
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