hrm...how about putting the sleep statement in a loop and checking if
the image exists? like:
while !ie.frame(....).image(....).exists?
sleep(1)
end
ie.frame(...).image(...).click
Shao
On 7/15/05, Tuyet Cong-Ton-Nu <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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>
> I have to pepper some sleep statements in my script because the application
> I am automating takes a variable amount of time to load a page.
>
> I tried inserting some wait statements for a frame but can't seem to do it
> for an object like an image. I have to resort to sleep statements but some
> time it takes longer and the script fails. I can, of course, add a longer
> sleep time, but I am trying to find a better way to handle this.
>
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> 1)This is what I am doing now:
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> ie.frame("portfolioTreeContent").wait("treeframe")
>
> sleep 2
>
> ie.frame(:name, "portfolioTreeContent").frame(:name,
> treeframe).image(:src, /img-plus-cont-0.gif/).click
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>
>
> 2)This is what I wish I can do (wait until the image has been loaded, then
> click on it)
>
> ie.frame("portfolioTreeContent").frame("treeframe").wait(/img-plus-cont-0.gif/)
>
> ie.frame(:name, "portfolioTreeContent").frame(:name,
> treeframe).image(:src, /img-plus-cont-0.gif/).click
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