Can Fiddler send the same thing multiple times?

[Andrew]

Its like a flash game where you do something, and refresh and do it again and refresh over and over again. Is there way to just do it once, and use fiddler to make it look like we have done it hundreds of times? 

[Eric Lawrence]

Fiddler can reissue a single request many times. Select the Session in Fiddler's Web Sessions list. Hold the Shift key and push the R key.

Regards,
Eric Lawrence
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[Andrew]

Thank you very much for the positive reply. But the problem is, its not a single request that needs to be reissued, instead, its 6 of them. Is it possible to reissue all of them at the same time?

[Eric Lawrence]

This works exactly like you'd expect. Select all 6, then hit SHIFT+R.

Regards,
Eric Lawrence
Telerik

 

 

[Andrew]

Thank You. Now i need to know another thing. So the game consists of pressing several keyboard letters. You press each letter twice. The accuracy and perfection of pressing the letters gives out a score. The better accuracy, the higher the score. Is there any way how i can EDIT this score and change it to whatever i want? There are 6 letters, if that matters.

I have attached a pic below for better understanding. The first click starts the yellow circle around the letter, and the second click ends it. When it ends, a yellow light path slowly starts moving on to the next letter and it stops when you hit the next letter.

[Eric Lawrence]

Fiddler is a HTTP debugger; it can modify HTTP requests and their responses. It's not clear how your task relates to HTTP, and thus I cannot help you with it.

Regards,
Eric Lawrence
Telerik

 

 

[will]

Can I this with Fiddler Everywhere? I can't seem to do it with shift+r.

Thanks.

[Nick Iliev]

Hello Will,

You need to select a session (or a number of sessions) and then press Shift + R. You will be prompted to answer how many times you want to action to be repeated.

Regards,
Nick Iliev
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[Martin]

So this works as expected in as much as it mimickes what happens if I select the session and just continously hold down R. The only thing that is unclear to me, and the reason I fell upon this article, is whether the multiple requests are being run truly in parallel (I am researching some potential performance problems). I just wanted to know if the effect I am seeing is truly a behavior of my service or an artifact of Fiddler (like scheduling all the requests but only actually firing them in smaller batches).

Regards
Martin 

[Nick Iliev]

Hey Martin,

 

While the replayed requests are sent in parallel that doesn't necessarily mean that you will receive the responses in the same order.

 

Regards,
Nick Iliev
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