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how to wait for an element to appear

Mai Nur 9 months ago

Hi

In Vugen, Any suggestions for HTTP/HTML protocol of any functions that I can use to wait for elements to appear before proceeding ?

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Mai

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JHF Remmelzwaal 9 months ago +1 verified

Hi Mai Nur , Web HTTP/HTML protocol just replays what goes over the wire (network). So the concept of 'an element appears' does not fit into this picture. That is more related to GUI simulation like…

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+1 JHF Remmelzwaal 9 months ago

Hi Mai Nur ,

Web HTTP/HTML protocol just replays what goes over the wire (network). So the concept of 'an element appears' does not fit into this picture. That is more related to GUI simulation like with TruClient.

So when you transition from TruClient to Web HTTP/HTML protocol, you have to know what makes an element appear. When it is e.g. the result of an AJAX call, you will likely have recorded it. When it is part of a Web Socket response, you might need to poll and wait.

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0 Mai Nur 9 months ago in reply to JHF Remmelzwaal

thanks that makes sense , thanks so much JHF Remmelzwaal
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