[Wtr-general] [question] Setting timeout for a ie.wait method?

[Rodrigo Julian Martin]

Hello Bret, ie.down_load_time is a Watir 1.5 feature, right?

 

I'm afraid I still have to use the 1.4.1 release (because of WET
compatibility for example). Is there a way I could manage this with
1.4.1?

 

 

My code is like this:

 

[code]

$browser.links.each do |link|

   all_links[i]=link.href

   i+=1

end

 

i=0

puts ("Links: #{all_links.length}")

gets

 

all_links.each do |test|

   

   if $browser.link(:url,"#{test}").exists? == true 

         $browser.link(:url,"#{test}").click

         $browser.wait

   else

       puts("Link #{i}: #{test} --- Not Found!")

   end

   i+=1

end

[/code]

 

 

Well, I need a way of check that each link that was clicked have loaded
"completely" a page, else I need to report which link fails.

So, I first think of setting a timeout to the wait, something like "if
after 10 seconds the wait state is still there, let's suppose the page 

hasn't loaded".

 

1)       Bret, could I manage this with an assert sentence in 1.4.1?

2)       Can I catch html messages like "200 OK" after clicking a link?

3)       Can I manage html load errors like 404 File Not Found?

 

 

That's it, I would really appreciate any help...

Thanks in Advance!

 

Rodrigo Julian Martin  

 

________________________________

> If all you want to do is verify how long it took to load a page, you
can do this:

>  ie.link(:name, "foo").click
 > assert( ie.down_load_time < 10)

> I have actually been thinking of adding a timeout to the wait method,
but i'm not sure your situation really needs it. 

> Bret

> P.S. I have my doubts about McMahon's suggestion. 

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