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Web Aii could make synchronized Click because of "settimeout" function
for example :
<input id='checkbox1' type="checkbox" onclick="javsacript:setTimeout(getIt)" /> // getIt makes Ajax Request
browser.Actions.Click(browser.Find.ById("checkbox1")); // This command not synchronized because of settimeout
How can i solve this problem?
* Is there any patch for disabling settimeout converting it to immediate function calling.
* Any other tactics to solve this problem ..
Thx..
for example :
<input id='checkbox1' type="checkbox" onclick="javsacript:setTimeout(getIt)" /> // getIt makes Ajax Request
browser.Actions.Click(browser.Find.ById("checkbox1")); // This command not synchronized because of settimeout
How can i solve this problem?
* Is there any patch for disabling settimeout converting it to immediate function calling.
* Any other tactics to solve this problem ..
Thx..
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Hi Ozz,
I'm not entirely sure I understand what you mean by the command not being synchronized. So just to verify, is the checkbox being clicked and the Ajax Request happening?
From what I understand, if the Ajax Request is still processing and the test code is moving to quickly, then you can add a Thread.Sleep(someInt) to wait for the Ajax Request to finish.
If there are any controls on the page that are refreshed by the Ajax Request, you can either do an ActiveBrowser.RefreshDomTree() or just refresh an individual control wrapper like HtmlControl.Refresh()
If the checkbox is not being clicked or the Ajax Request is not happening, you can try the following:
HtmlInputCheckBox b = browser.Find.ById<HtmlInputCheckBox>("checkbox1"));
b.Check(true,true); //Sets the checked state and invokes onClick
Hope that helps,
Nelson Sin
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I'm not entirely sure I understand what you mean by the command not being synchronized. So just to verify, is the checkbox being clicked and the Ajax Request happening?
From what I understand, if the Ajax Request is still processing and the test code is moving to quickly, then you can add a Thread.Sleep(someInt) to wait for the Ajax Request to finish.
If there are any controls on the page that are refreshed by the Ajax Request, you can either do an ActiveBrowser.RefreshDomTree() or just refresh an individual control wrapper like HtmlControl.Refresh()
If the checkbox is not being clicked or the Ajax Request is not happening, you can try the following:
HtmlInputCheckBox b = browser.Find.ById<HtmlInputCheckBox>("checkbox1"));
b.Check(true,true); //Sets the checked state and invokes onClick
Hope that helps,
Nelson Sin
the Telerik team
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Ozz Karat
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answered on 08 Mar 2010, 10:29 AM
Scenario:
- An User clicks checkbox or selects item from dropdownlist or click button .
- Browser makes Ajax Call and update Content
- I can access new content by (browser.Find...)
I don't want to use indefinite seconds for waiting or WaitForElement trick.
Why we could not get BrowserReady event ..
I need function like ,
browser.Actions.ClickAndWaitTillBrowserReady
or for my question
browser.Actions.ClickAndWaitTillBrowserReady_AlthoughThereIsJavascriptSetTimeoutFunction
:)
Thx ,BestRegards
- An User clicks checkbox or selects item from dropdownlist or click button .
- Browser makes Ajax Call and update Content
- I can access new content by (browser.Find...)
I don't want to use indefinite seconds for waiting or WaitForElement trick.
Why we could not get BrowserReady event ..
I need function like ,
browser.Actions.ClickAndWaitTillBrowserReady
or for my question
browser.Actions.ClickAndWaitTillBrowserReady_AlthoughThereIsJavascriptSetTimeoutFunction
:)
Thx ,BestRegards
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Hi again Ozz,
I tried a few things, but unfortunately, those are the only options that can delay the test to wait for the Ajax to complete or anything else you would need to wait for.
Kind regards,
Nelson
the Telerik team
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I tried a few things, but unfortunately, those are the only options that can delay the test to wait for the Ajax to complete or anything else you would need to wait for.
Kind regards,
Nelson
the Telerik team
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