Fixed issue with Total Requests Per Second plot

[williamlhunter]

Fixes the plot when there are too many unique urls.

#1059
#889

The total stats block, which is usually located at the end of the list of stats, was getting truncated whenever there were too many URLs that were being requested. Here I add the total stats back to the end of the report.

[jonyoder]

We've run into this bug while testing, too. Our load tests use a smart randomized URL which can result in thousands of unique URLs. If this fix is correct, I'd love to see it merged.

[cgoldberg]

If this fix is correct, I'd love to see it merged.

I don't think it is, and the original issue is still much too vague.

[williamlhunter]

I tested it, and it does fix the issue (at least for me).

Furthermore, let me know how I'm being vague and I'll elaborate.

[RyanW89]

I left this comment on the original thread, you need to add name="RequestName" to your request. The requests will be aggregated on this, rather that the URL.

[williamlhunter]

I left this comment on the original thread, you need to add name="RequestName" to your request. The requests will be aggregated on this, rather that the URL.

This did fix my problem, but I still feel that the fix is warranted for users who have more than 500 categories.

[cyberw]

Thanks @williamlhunter !

[heyman]

Nice!

I also think it could be nice to display some kind of warning notice in the Web UI if the stats have been truncated. Both to inform the user that it has happended, and also mentioning that it might affect performance with very large amount of stats entries.