how to call single code multiple times?

store | 0 | i
while | ${i}<150 |
select | drop down name| index = ${i}
//And whatever other steps you need to add to the DB
store | javascript {storedVars.i++}
endWhile

if the first option in your drop down is not a valid option(typically it is something like "Select an Option") then set 'i' to 1 instead of 0 and change your while condition to ${i}<=150

hi .... its executing many times but i want to randomly select the options start from 1 to 150 options . now in this above code i can perform only first number 1 option , remaining 149 i could not do .

plz help

need to change that store |1|i command , like to store 2 then 3 etc..

anbarasi wrote:need to change that store |1|i command , like to store 2 then 3 etc..

That is exactly what store| javascript{storedVars.i++} does! It increments i each time the loop is ran. Since that store|1|i command is outside of the loop, it will not be executed again, which is why we update i within the loop. Is it not updating the value of i? Put in an echo command in there to see if it is outputting the correct value. If you can, post your code.

Also make sure you can select from your drop down by the index.

To do this randomly you will need a lot more logic to store what numbers you have already selected and make sure you do not select them again, unless you don't care about selecting duplicates.

yes the echo command shows the count .

my code is

select
name=servertypes
index=1 /// here i have till 150 options
// then im selecting that option and adding to the db


now my script has to ask the user which option they need to add if the user says option 2 i have make the script to choose the index=2 and proceed the steps adding to the db. again then i have to ask the user whether they need to add any option more if they say yes and gives any option my script has to go to that option again. no matter of duplicates.

Correct me if I'm wrong, but you want a js pop-up where you can just enter the index of the option?

storeEval | prompt("Enter the index") | index
select | name = servertypes | index=${index}

If you want to wrap that into a loop you can do this:
store | 0 | i
while | ${i}<150 |
storeEval | prompt("Enter the index") | index
select | name = servertypes | index=${index}
//And whatever other steps you need to add to the DB
store | javascript {storedVars.i++}
endWhile

it works perfectly... thanks much


but what should i do if i want to change that
storeEval | prompt("Enter the index") | index to
storeEval | confirm ("Enter the index") | index


and if i click yes can perform the loop but if i want to cancel the steps how can i do .. right now the script goes continuously ...

Why not just stop the script? That seems like a lot of unnecessary effort and user interaction to get the same result.