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From: Darius Damalakas <darius.damalakas@gmail.com>
Date: Fri, 27 Dec 2013 23:21:07 +0200
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Subject: Re: JMeter 2.10 r1533061 - strange variable behavior
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> > I can not understand why variable that I am extracting with CSS/JQuery
> > Extractor is not passed in subsequent POST request.  I've read multiple
> > answers, and it seems all should work fine. However, the value passed
> seems
> > to be random. I am clearly missing something.
>
> Most likely the Extractor is not in the correct place in the test plan.
> It should be added as a child of the sampler which returns the value.
>
> Remember that Post Processors run after *every* sampler that is in scope.
>
>
Ah, that might be it.  I have put a post processor as a sequential step.
That also does explain why I would see different value every time.

Will try that soon, and will let you know if all goes well.

Thanks!

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