Examples of how to submit forms during your load tests.
Testing form submissions is a crucial part of load testing. Many applications rely on forms for authentication, data collection, and business logic (e.g., logins, signups, contact forms).
There are multiple ways to submit form data, including traditional web forms and JSON-based API submissions. Below are examples of both methods.
Tip: Use LoadForge’s Browser Recorder to automatically capture and replay form submissions. This simplifies setting up real-world interactions.
A standard HTML form submission involves sending form data via a POST
request. Below is an example of a contact form submission in LoadForge:
Many form submissions trigger redirects (e.g., login forms). If your test needs to follow a redirect, add allow_redirects=True
:
For more examples, see:
Modern applications often use APIs to handle form data as JSON payloads. Below is an example of submitting JSON data in LoadForge:
If your JSON form submissions fail, check for:
Content-Type: application/json
is set.For more details, see:
If your test isn’t working, try:
By mastering form submissions, you can simulate real user behavior, ensuring your application performs well under load. 🚀
Examples of how to submit forms during your load tests.
Testing form submissions is a crucial part of load testing. Many applications rely on forms for authentication, data collection, and business logic (e.g., logins, signups, contact forms).
There are multiple ways to submit form data, including traditional web forms and JSON-based API submissions. Below are examples of both methods.
Tip: Use LoadForge’s Browser Recorder to automatically capture and replay form submissions. This simplifies setting up real-world interactions.
A standard HTML form submission involves sending form data via a POST
request. Below is an example of a contact form submission in LoadForge:
Many form submissions trigger redirects (e.g., login forms). If your test needs to follow a redirect, add allow_redirects=True
:
For more examples, see:
Modern applications often use APIs to handle form data as JSON payloads. Below is an example of submitting JSON data in LoadForge:
If your JSON form submissions fail, check for:
Content-Type: application/json
is set.For more details, see:
If your test isn’t working, try:
By mastering form submissions, you can simulate real user behavior, ensuring your application performs well under load. 🚀