Actually, ie.wait(true) would do the same thing.
Here is the code for Frame#wait:
def wait(no_sleep = false)
@container.wait(no_sleep)
end
It simply passes the wait call up to the container of the frame (the ie
object).
What wait does is wait for the page to finish loading; it automatically
checks sub frames. It sounds like what you want to do is wait until a
particular object exists. We don't have anything like that in Watir.
Bret
At 07:12 PM 8/26/2005, Tuyet Cong-Ton-Nu wrote:
Just so you know, this doesn't do what you think:
ie.frame("main").frame("sidebar").wait("analysisSidebarTabContent")
It's actually the same as
ie.frame("main").frame("sidebar").wait(true)
Hmm! So the statement I used is actually is checking to see if the
sidebar is there and NOT the analysisSideBarTabContent ?
Should I use this then for the analysisSideBarTabContent?
ie.frame("main").frame("sidebar").frame("analysisSidebarTabContent").wait(true)
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