I am working on E2E tests via Cucumber/Selenium. How do I know when the grid has been fully populated? I cannot let the test run until I know the grid is loaded. Some grids take several seconds. A static delay is not an option. Does anybody know which event to use for this?
Using:
Kendo UI for Angular (latest version)
Angular 5.01
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Hi Mathew,
In general Protractor has built in functionality, that allows to start a test only when a component is rendered.
Unfortunately, there is no such built-in Kendo UI-related event, that fires when the Grid is rendered.
I understand that adding a static delay is undesirable, but when using Cucumber/Selenium, a possible approach would be to wait until there are rows/lines within the Grid and then add some static time like 0.5 seconds to ensure the Grid data is rendered.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Svetlin
Progress Telerik
In general Protractor has built in functionality, that allows to start a test only when a component is rendered.
Unfortunately, there is no such built-in Kendo UI-related event, that fires when the Grid is rendered.
I understand that adding a static delay is undesirable, but when using Cucumber/Selenium, a possible approach would be to wait until there are rows/lines within the Grid and then add some static time like 0.5 seconds to ensure the Grid data is rendered.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Svetlin
Progress Telerik
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