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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: |
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