[Solved] Wait untill Firefox page will be loaded

[Wolfshare]

Hello, i would like to get some support, i would like to mike auto it script wait untill firefox page will be fully loaded, i tried to make it with wait(delay) but this is not what exactly i wanted to do.. Because every time the internet speed could be different and sometimes page cannot be loaded so qucikly, i saw tutorials there is few tips to make it on _IE, but i want to get it work on Firefox I would like to learn this thing.

Edited March 3, 2013 by Wolfshare

[water]

Use function _FFLoadWait of FF.au3 (the Firefox UDF).

[Wolfshare]

Use function _FFLoadWait of FF.au3 (the Firefox UDF).

Thanks so abowe the script i should use #include <FF.au3>

Then i will be able to use _FFLoadWait command?

[water]

Correct.

[Wolfshare]

Thanks, will try it..

[Wolfshare]

By that way, anyone has tried Vmware (vds) to play their autoit scripts? I have one question about reverting to snapshot. Is that possible to make automaticly revert to snapshot from VDS direcctly?

[water]

I would open a new thread in the Chat forum. You won't get much replies if you ask a VMWare question in a Firefox thread

[Wolfshare]

Sure, sorry

[Wolfshare]

Correct.

Strange..

There are example of my script:

pt("WinTitleMatchMode", 2)
#include <GUIConstantsEx.au3>
#include <WindowsConstants.au3>
#include <FF.au3>
global $clr
global $file
global $times
global $clr2
global $x
Local $x ;
$i = 0
$x = 0
$r = 0
$t = 0
While $i <= 10
Do
MouseMove(442, 585) ; Remove icons
MouseMove(784, 586)
SECRET CODE---------------
WinClose("Genuine")
WinClose("Windows Security Center")
WinClose("Atsisiuntimai")
SECRET CODE---------------
Until $x = 1
SECRET CODE---------------
Opt("WinTitleMatchMode", 2)
SECRET CODE---------------
Send("{SPACE}")
EndIf
;~ DL part
WinActivate("Firefox") ;Activate Firefox
Sleep(2000)
MouseClick("left", 704, 91, 1, 0) ;CLICK ON HOME.

After that i tried to add _FFLoadWait function, once script clicks on home page, i tought it will sleep till page will be loaded fully, but script sleeps forever, nothing happens after clicking it, something is wrong here, i have added FF.Au3 in includes directory, so i have no idea what could be wrong here.

Edited March 2, 2013 by Wolfshare

[Jos]

i have added FF.Au3 in includes directory, so i have no idea what could be wrong here.

Maybe you need to start reading about the FF udfs before using them so you understand what they do and how to use them.

Jos

[water]

Looks like you are mixing Win* functions and the FF UDF. Call the UDF function to load the URL and to wait until it has loaded.

[Wolfshare]

Sorry, i have searched for examples, but cant find anything :/ could you provide any example what i need? ;/ this would help me alot.

[water]

On the FF you can find a link to the documentation. Every command comes with an example to show you how to use.

[Wolfshare]

This is not works to me still, please could i get any support via skype? It would help me alot.

[water]

What have you tried so far? Do you get any error messages?

I had a look at _FFOpenURL. The example is straightforward.

[Wolfshare]

I tried to do example of script..

#include <FF.au3>
_ffstart("http://google.com") 
_FFLoadWait([$iTimeOut = $_FF_LOADWAIT_TIMEOUT[, $bStop = $_FF_LOADWAIT_STOP]])
MouseClick("left", 704, 91, 1, 0) ;CLICK ON HOME.

But after google sucess loaded nothing happens, i mean script not trying to click on home buttom or anywhere else.

[water]

Why don't you use _FFClick to click on the button?

As I posted above mixing UDF functions with other screen related function is no good idea.

[Wolfshare]

Why don't you use _FFClick to click on the button?

As I posted above mixing UDF functions with other screen related function is no good idea.

Sad ;/ All of the script wroted without FF functions..

[water]

Use _FFAction("Home") to return to the home page.

[water]

Sad ;/ All of the script wroted without FF functions..

But using screen positions doesn't result in reliable scripts. If the position of the window or your screen resolution changes then your scripts might cease to work. Debugging is fun then