Hi,
I hope this wasn't already suggested. (I coldn't find it with the search.)
It would be really great if there was an option in the Web Monitoring to say "Monitor this URL _with_ all elements in it".
With the current implementation if I monitor an URL only the HTML-Page is monitored for the speed/tesponse time but not the images, scripts, stylesheets and other elements which are included in the page, so this doesn't tell me much how long the page really (which means for me with all elements) needs to load.
The only option for me at the moment is to add all elements in the page as extra steps to the scenario which is quite a lot of work if I need to monitor a bunch of big pages.
What's worse is that if this pages are dynamic (e.g. a blog) I would have to change the steps of the scenario every time the page changes ...
The second feature which really is missing is the proxy support, but this as I've seen already made it to the wishlist.
Bapf
I hope this wasn't already suggested. (I coldn't find it with the search.)
It would be really great if there was an option in the Web Monitoring to say "Monitor this URL _with_ all elements in it".
With the current implementation if I monitor an URL only the HTML-Page is monitored for the speed/tesponse time but not the images, scripts, stylesheets and other elements which are included in the page, so this doesn't tell me much how long the page really (which means for me with all elements) needs to load.
The only option for me at the moment is to add all elements in the page as extra steps to the scenario which is quite a lot of work if I need to monitor a bunch of big pages.
What's worse is that if this pages are dynamic (e.g. a blog) I would have to change the steps of the scenario every time the page changes ...
The second feature which really is missing is the proxy support, but this as I've seen already made it to the wishlist.
Bapf