Introduction
Testing geo-targeting on a live server can be tricky and often leads to inconsistent results, causing frustration for both testers and users. Validating different locations is difficult without accurate methods, making the process slow and unreliable.
Requestly solves this by letting you modify query parameters effortlessly, allowing precise geo-targeting tests without the need for direct server access
Test How Your System Handles Geo-Targeting
The Query Param Rule in Requestly lets you adjust query parameters to simulate different geo-targets instead of relying on live server data. This is especially useful for testing how your system handles geo-targeting in a controlled environment, ensuring accurate results without impacting production data.
- Options: You can
add,remove, ormodifya query parameter in a network request. The dropdown lets you pick whether you want to add a new parameter, modify an existing one, remove one, or remove all. - Param Name: This is the name of the
query parameter. In the example, the parameter is calledgeo. - Source Condition: This is where you decide which requests to modify. In the example, any request that contains
example.comin the URL will be affected. - Param Value: This is the new value you want to give the parameter. In the example,
geois set toFR, which means France. - Test URL Condition: You can check if the rules you’ve set up work correctly by testing them on specific URLs.
- Filter Out Condition: You can apply
filtersto limit which requests are affected, making sure only the ones you want are modified.
Or create your own Rule by following the steps below
Interactive Guide
Check this interactive and easy explanation of how to create Query param rule.
