Use of AJAX UpdatePanel

[Guest Paul Hennessey]

Hi all,

 

I'm trying WAPT on my .net app. The first test that I've created just lets the user save a little bit of data to my database.

 

However, when I run the test within WAPT, no data is saved. When I remove the UpdatePanels from my page, it all works fine.

 

I know this has been raised here before - is there a solution yet? How are people managing the testing of AJAX-enabled pages within WAPT?

 

Thanks,

 

Paul

 

[Guest rbidner]

in the testing we have done it appears two variables are corrupted once you have an ajax call and need to be reset to the correct values manually

 

__VIEWSTATE and __EVENTVALIDATION are set to static strings. We have had to set them to the variables __VIEWSTATE3 and __EVENTVALIDATION3 where the number is the extension given to the variable when the data is captured earlier in the script.

 

Looks to be a bug in WAPT

 

 

Hi all,

 

I'm trying WAPT on my .net app. The first test that I've created just lets the user save a little bit of data to my database.

 

However, when I run the test within WAPT, no data is saved. When I remove the UpdatePanels from my page, it all works fine.

 

I know this has been raised here before - is there a solution yet? How are people managing the testing of AJAX-enabled pages within WAPT?

 

Thanks,

 

Paul

 

[Guest eswann]

in the testing we have done it appears two variables are corrupted once you have an ajax call and need to be reset to the correct values manually

 

__VIEWSTATE and __EVENTVALIDATION are set to static strings. We have had to set them to the variables __VIEWSTATE3 and __EVENTVALIDATION3 where the number is the extension given to the variable when the data is captured earlier in the script.

 

Looks to be a bug in WAPT

 

 

I think this may also be my issue. Would it be possible for you to explain more clearly what you did when you say "We have had to set them to the variables..." ? Where exactly did you set these variables? Any additional explanation would be greatly appreciated.

 

Thanks!