This is a feature in development. more⇛

In some cases while using evalJavaScript→ or otherwise producing JavaScript code, you'll need to escape a string. escapeJSString takes an input string and produces a valid JavaScript string literal (with quotes). more⇛

Many sites have a Captcha system intending to prevent automated use of the system. This is good, but if you're in charge of testing such a system you'll need a way around it. First off, consider asking your programmers team for a special test environment workaround. more⇛

These instructions will help you get TestPlan installed and working on a Windows 7 machine. If you already have Java installed you may skip the Java step. more⇛

When recording a Metric→ or otherwise reporting a period of elapsed time, the Duration→ type may need to be converted. The durationAs function enables these conversions. more⇛

TestPlan generally uses lazy type conversion: when a variable needs to be a specific type it as converted at the time it is needed. This means that when you assign items in the context they tend to be a direct copy of whatever they are being assigned from. more⇛

createHTTPRequest allows creation of an arbitrary HTTP Request→ object. This is used in cases where simply specifying a URL or using one of the standard functions is not sufficient. This often arises when trying to use a REST API or to test very specific requests. more⇛

Can be used to store the content of a request→ into a file. This will execute the request and store the result into the file. more⇛

Creates the Request→ that would result from the Click→ function. In many cases this can only be an approximation of the request, not the exact same request that the browser would submit. more⇛

A Request is an object which specifies how something can be retrieved. Rather than dealing directly with URLs many functions work with these abstract request objects -- as does TestPlan internally. more⇛