description
Waits for any arbitrary condition, by running a JavaScript snippet of your choosing. When the snippet evaluates to "true", we stop waiting.
Use this for your AJAX testing!
- script: the code to evaluate
- timeout: the amount of time, in milliseconds, we should wait for your code to run. If the evaluation isn't true after that time, the command will fail.
example of use
| waitForCondition |
var value = selenium.getText("foo"); value.match(/bar/); |
3000 |
This grabs the text out of the "foo" element locator and asserts that it matches a regular expression. If this isn't true within 3 seconds, the test will fail.
notes
- Use this extension with Selenium 0.6.0.
- This command will fail gracefully if your evaluation throws an exception.
- This extension overrides part of the selenium-executionloop.js test loop to make the polling method handle thrown exceptions. Ideally, this would get baked into the official next release.
license
This user extension is available under Apache License 2.0
. It is Copyright ThoughtWorks, Inc. 2006.
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waitForCondition_1_0
Nice job!I think you can change all "pollUntilConditionIsTrue" into "continueTestWhenConditionIsTrue" in the extension then this command can serve for the latest source.