Wait For Browser Event
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Revision as of 15:17, 24 April 2013
This command is a Flow Command. This command waits for a browser event to happen such as a page being loaded and DOM ready.
Event to Wait For: The behavior the command will be waiting for in the main browser. The options are the following:
- DOM Ready (To read more about DOM, please see [1].)
- Page Loaded
- Everything Loaded
Clicking the Advanced option on the command expands and reveals another option.
Timeout (in seconds): The command will move on to the next command if the browser event does not occur within the amount of seconds specified here.
Example
navigate("google.com", "Wait")
wait for browser event("DOM Ready", "")
type text(<name="q">, "Holidays", "Standard")
Running the script will wait until the DOM is ready before continuing on with the rest of the script.
navigate("google.com", "Wait")
wait for browser event("Page Loaded", "")
type text(<name="q">, "Holidays", "Standard")
Running the script will wait until the Page is loaded before continuing on with the rest of the script.
navigate("google.com", "Wait")
wait for browser event("Everything Loaded", "")
type text(<name="q">, "Holidays", "Standard")
Running the script will wait until Everything on that page is finished loading before continuing on with the rest of the script.
