Conditionals
Overview
Conditionals allow users to define different execution paths in a test based on specified conditions. A test can use a combination of IF, ELSE IF, ELSE, and END IF statements to create branching logic in your test flows.
If an IF statement doesn't have a corresponding END IF, the user cannot save the test. Such errors are highlighted in red to help identify missing closing statements.
Conditional Statements
IF / ELSE IF
Used to create conditional branches in test execution.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Description | Takes custom JavaScript as input that must evaluate to TRUE or FALSE. If the condition returns true, subsequent steps in the test block are executed. |
| Parameter options | Custom Script |
| Advanced options | None |
| Return value | TRUE or FALSE |
ELSE
Creates an alternative execution path.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Description | Used to create an alternative path for test execution when the preceding IF or ELSE IF conditions evaluate to FALSE |
| Parameter options | None |
| Advanced options | None |
| Return value | None |
END IF
Closes a conditional block.
| Feature | Description |
|---|---|
| Description | Used to end a conditional block, marking the conclusion of IF/ELSE IF/ELSE statements |
| Parameter options | None |
| Advanced options | None |
| Return value | None |