Internet Explorer Refresh

[klaki]

Inside IE, I was wondering how can I tell when a web page/frame refreshes. I would like to program either a loop or find a way to wait until it does. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Klaki

[Confuzzled]

Inside IE, I was wondering how can I tell when a web page/frame refreshes. I would like to program either a loop or find a way to wait until it does. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Klaki

You may find the solution or many great pointers if you look for IE.au3 in the forums - Dale has spent a lot of time to produce a very useful UDF that may do exactly what you need.

[Valuater]

Might want to have a look at the IE Builder that utilizes IE.au3 Library

( just makes it all easier )

in my signature below

8)

[klaki]

Might want to have a look at the IE Builder that utilizes IE.au3 Library

( just makes it all easier )

in my signature below

8)

I will take a look... thanks

[DaleHohm]

Inside IE, I was wondering how can I tell when a web page/frame refreshes. I would like to program either a loop or find a way to wait until it does. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Klaki

IE.au3 will give you tools to approch this in many ways -- how you choose to do it will depend on your requirements. Suggest you take a look at the library and then post specifiecs of what you are trying to do and what artifacts in IE you are trying to key off of.

Dale

[klaki]

IE.au3 will give you tools to approch this in many ways -- how you choose to do it will depend on your requirements. Suggest you take a look at the library and then post specifiecs of what you are trying to do and what artifacts in IE you are trying to key off of.

Dale

I'm wanting to wait until a certain frame refreshes after a form is submitted. I got it working by using the following:

$startBodyWait = _IEBodyReadHTML($oFrame)
_IEFormSubmit($oForm)
Do
    $sBodyWait = _IEBodyReadHTML($oFrame)
Until ($startBody <> $sBodyWait)

Is there a better way?

[DaleHohm]

I'm wanting to wait until a certain frame refreshes after a form is submitted. I got it working by using the following:

$startBodyWait = _IEBodyReadHTML($oFrame)
_IEFormSubmit($oForm)
Do
    $sBodyWait = _IEBodyReadHTML($oFrame)
Until ($startBody <> $sBodyWait)

Is there a better way?

If your're simply trying to insure that the frame cotent is complete after the form submission you can just do:

_IELoadWait($oFrame)

Dale