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Correlation and checking In Previous post we have randomly selected value for depart and arrive. Each Depart and arrive have a outboundFlight and returnFlight field, which changes according to the selected values. For E.g.: When we recorded the script with depart as “London” and arrive as “Paris” the below flight details was recorded accordingly to the selection.      /*web_submit_form("reservations.pl_2",          "Snapshot=t5.inf",          ITEMDATA,          "Name=outboundFlight", "Value=241;97;03/28/2014", ENDITEM,          "Name=returnFlight", "Value=422;102;03/29/2014", ENDITEM,          "Name=reserveFlights.x", "Value=26", ENDITEM,          "Name=reserveFlights.y", "Val...

How to choose a value randomly from the list For demonstrating the example, we will use the sample application (HP Web Tours Application).  This application shows a sample where we can book flight tickets. The options in depart and arrive are shown as below: web_submit_data ( "reservations.pl" ,          " Action = http://127.0.0.1:1080/cgi-bin/reservations.pl " ,          " Method = POST " ,          " RecContentType = text/html " ,          " Referer = http://127.0.0.1:1080/cgi-bin/reservations.pl?page = welcome " ,          " Snapshot = t4.inf " ,          " Mode = HTML " ,          ITEMDATA ,          " Name = advanceDiscount " ,  " Value = ...

Following are some examples in Datetime Format: Datetime Format Codes The following format codes are supported for lr_save_datetime. Code Description %a day of week, using locale's abbreviated weekday names %A day of week, using locale's full weekday names %b month, using locale's abbreviated month names %B month, using locale's full month names %c date and time as %x %X %d day of month (01-31) %H hour (00-23) %I hour (00-12) %j number of day in year (001-366) %m month number (01-12) %M minute (00-59) %p locale's equivalent of AM or PM, whichever is appropriate %S seconds (00-59) %U week number of year (01-52), Sunday is the first day of the week. Week number 01 is the first week with four or more January days in it. %w day of week...

Below few lines shows how to remove leading zero from date. Like We have a date as 03/26/2014 The output should be 3/26/2014 If the date is 03/01/2014 The output should be 3/1/2014 Solution: Action () {      //Declaration of variables      char  month[ 10 ],day[ 10 ],year[ 10 ],startDate[ 10 ];      int  nonzeroday, nonzeromonth;      //nullifying the startDate       strcpy (startDate, "" );      //Capturing Today's date and output to Log      lr_save_datetime ( "Today's Date is: %m/%d/%Y" , DATE_NOW , "normal_date" );      lr_output_message ( lr_eval_string ( "{normal_date}" ));      //Capturing each part of date to a parameter      lr_save_datetime ( "%m" , DATE_NOW , "month" );      lr_save_datetime ( "%d" , DATE_NOW , "d...