[Solved] How To Detect View Change on the Client

[Wesley Wiser]

Hi,

I'm writing tests for our product using Selenium. My issue is that I'm having trouble detecting when the Scheduler has finished loading (like after the view is change from Month to Day). My current solution is

        public static void WaitForTelerikSchedulerToLoad(this Selenium.ISelenium selenium, Action function, string timeout)
        {
            selenium.RunScript("var wasShown = false;");
            function();
            selenium.WaitForCondition("window.wasShown = window.wasShown || selenium.isElementPresent('LoadingPanelScheduler'); window.wasShown && !selenium.isElementPresent('LoadingPanelScheduler')", timeout);
        }

The issue with this is that it is unreliable. Is there a better way to detect that the Scheduler has finished loading?

[Helen]

Hello Wesley,

We are not exactly sure what would be the best approach here, but we use the waitFor command. As you may see - it is widely used for writing selenium tests for ajax applications:

http://www.infoq.com/articles/testing-ajax-selenium


Greetings,
Helen
the Telerik team

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