Configure general settings
The General settings dialog box enables you to set options that affect the way your script is recorded and developed.
About general settings
All settings you define in the General settings dialog box are applied globally to all TruClient 2.0 - Web scripts. You need only configure these settings once. All subsequently created scripts automatically inherit these settings, even after you close VuGen.
To open the General settings dialog box: In the Development window, click the General settings button .
General settings dialog box
The following options are available on each tab of the General settings dialog box:
Tab | Description |
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Browser settings |
Specify the options:
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Interactive options |
This tab enables you to configure replay and debug settings for interactive mode. Action on error. Vuser action on error: Abort script, Continue to next iteration/step Replay snapshot generation. Select an option for generating snapshots:
For details, see Snapshots for scripts. Full page snapshot. Generate replay snapshots at full page size. Steps generation
Debug
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Client certificate |
If your script requires a client certificate, manually attach the certificate to the script folder. |
Code snippets |
This tab enables you to create your own custom code snippets to insert in the script. For details, see Work with JavaScript. |
Blocking addresses when using a proxy server
In the Browser setting tab of the General settings dialog box, you can define proxy server addresses to be blocked. The following rules apply:
To block a... | put this into "No Proxy for" | ...for example, use | Limitations |
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domain, including sub-domains | domain suffix, starting with a dot | ".mycom.org; mycom.org" | You must use both entries to block a single domain. |
hostname (with domain) | domain suffix, starting with a dot | "www.mycom.org" | Also blocks any hostnames or domains that end in the same string (other-www.myco.org) |
IP address | IP address | "1.2.3.4" | Does not block hostnames that resolve to the IP address ("127.0.0.1" does not block "localhost") |
Network | network w/ CIDR block | "10.0.0.0/8" | Does not block hostnames that resolve to the IP address range (10.0.0.0/8 is not "no proxy for intranet hostnames") |
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