I thought you meant there was an explicit delay. While I do not doubt
what you say, it seems strange that even a mess of _javascript_ should
take very long. On the other hand, in recent months I have seen some
_javascript_ that was, indeed, a real mess. Can you be more specific
about what it is doing? There may be ways to optimize things on the
_javascript_ side. If it is not relevant here, you can send to me
directly at [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Lonny Eachus
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In the real-world example the delay is caused by _javascript_ which is
doing something necessary, not just pausing (as in my fake example).
Watir pauses for 0.2 seconds after a link is clicked, so this probably
catches most instances where an application has some _javascript_ that
does something computationally intensive before the next page is
loaded. I think this means that I have to explicitly handle this. I
was hoping to know what approaches others had taken.
I figure this would confuse commercial tools as well, but don't have
one to compare to, unless they're smart enough to analyse the script
invoked to see if it actually submits a form, refreshes, or redirects
to another page. Even then, I can imagine issues.
Jared
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