QTP - Wait for web page to load completely



 There are instances when there isn't any unique property or object to check on the landing page during a browser navigation, in such cases we can use either of the below options to code:

set objReadyState = Browser("").Page("").Object
While objReadyState.readyState = "Completed"
Wend
Set Object=nothing


Set Object=Browser("").object
While Object.Busy=True
Wend
Set Object=nothing

Happy Testing!

Comments

  1. Anonymous29/8/12

    Dear Aditya Kalra,

    Thanks a lottttttttttttttttt, really awesome, its working perfect

    for this code i searched from past 1 1/2 year, finally i got it

    really thank you v v very much.

    Regards,
    G@vey0m

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  2. Aditya Kalra (Ady)29/8/12

    Thanks , Glad that helped!

    Best Regards,
    Ady.
    " Besides black art, there is only automation "
    Technology Specific Guide For QTP - My new Book on QTP

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  4. Unknown4/10/13

    Is it worth adding extra condition to exit while?

    For example
    IF WaitTime > "27min" THEN exit while

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  5. Aditya Kalra (Ady)5/10/13

    Hey Sergiusz,
    In case you think that the application isn't stable, that's exactly what you should do to break out of the infinite loop. We generally add a statement that would do this for us especially if we are expecting to run a complete test suite.
    Best Regards,
    Ady

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