Hi All, I am creating a web performance test to test the paypal checkout API feature on our application. I recorded the web performance test in VS 2012. Drivers Hannspree Hsg1120. When I try to reply the recorded script I am getting ' We're sorry, but to check out using PayPal, you need to turn on JavaScript and enable cookies in your web browser's settings.' Error message in the browser tab of the reply window. Please see attached PayPal_WebRequest_02.jpg But when try this URL in Internet explorer i don't see any error. How do i turn on JavaScript and enable cookies in browser when replaying the script. Request: EC-19S17328BG907571V#/checkout/login The token value expires after 3 hrs.

I also noticed that the web test recorder didn't record the request correctly. In web request node i don't see the #/checkout/login. I only see the URL and query string in request builder as well in reply request. Please see attached PayPal_WebRequest_01.jpg, PayPal_WebRequest_03.jpg Any pointers? Thank you in advance. Hi Gupta_Admin, >>How do i turn on JavaScript and enable cookies in browser when replaying the script.

Glow Worm 30cxi Timer User Guide. Aug 16, 2016. As per Wiki, “JavaScript is a high-level, dynamic, untyped, and interpreted programming language. It has been standardized in the ECMAScript language specification.Alongside HTML and CSS, it is one of the three core technologies of World Wide Webcontent production; the majority of websites employ it.

Because the Web Performance Test Engine works at the HTTP layer, it does not run client-side scripting like JavaScript or ActiveX controls. If the JavaScript sets parameter values or result in additional HTTP request, does affect the load on the server, which require us to manually modify the Web Performance Test to simulate the scripting. More information about JavaScript in Web Performance Test, please refer to following MSDN document and a thread which is related to this problem. Both of them explain this issue. >>I also noticed thatthe web test recorder didn't record the request correctly. In web request node i don't see the #/checkout/login. According to the request URL, the cmd and token pass as parameters in URL.

Web test recorder will resolve the URL, which sort the parameters into QueryString Paramaters. And the request URL you provided is a little different with common URL. It follows #/checkout/Login after the parameters. I think after the URL be resolved, the #/checkout/Login can not follow after directly.

So it won't recorded by the web test recorder. Please searching it in Request/Context/Details tab to check where it is recorded in. You also can use to monitor this URL how it request and processing. Best Regards, We are trying to better understand customer views on social support experience, so your participation in this interview project would be greatly appreciated if you have time. Thanks for helping make community forums a great place. Click to participate the survey.