When you use Exist it does not wait for the entire time you have specified.
It will exit out once it finds the required parameter.
For example in the script below,
If
Browser("bro_mb_webadmin").Page("pge_mb_webadmin").WebElement("btn_Edit").Exist(8)
Then
Browser("bro_mb_webadmin").Page("pge_mb_webadmin").WebElement("btn_Edit").Click
End If
QTP will not wait for entire 8 seconds. Once it finds the object say in 2
seconds, it will move to the next step. I have been using Exist and I find
it a very effective for Dynamic delay.
On Sat, Apr 18, 2009 at 1:07 AM, Kaarthik Reddy <kaarthik.re...@gmail.com>wrote:
> Hi all
> Its a windows based application.
>
> I need a statement other than the wait statement.
>
> since i cant guess how much time it takes to move to next step
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> Regards
> Karthik Reddy
>
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