Wait for URL to change

[Ben Frey]

In the automation I'm working on, there is a long series of questions with Yes/No radio buttons. I want to answer "No" to all of them. The weird thing is that there is JavaScript attached to the "No" radio buttons that will move to the next question, rather than the user needing to click the "Next" button.The URL itself does change, so if there's a nice way to wait for that, that would be ideal.

[Jeremy Cattau]

Could you do something like url.contains() or .endsWith()?

On Tue, Aug 25, 2020, 11:06 AM Ben Frey <sparta...@gmail.com> wrote:

In the automation I'm working on, there is a long series of questions with Yes/No radio buttons. I want to answer "No" to all of them. The weird thing is that there is JavaScript attached to the "No" radio buttons that will move to the next question, rather than the user needing to click the "Next" button.The URL itself does change, so if there's a nice way to wait for that, that would be ideal.

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[Thomas Hirsch]

Hi Ben, 

There is a method getCurrentUrl() on the https://gebish.org/manual/current/api/geb/Browser.html class.
You can also always fallback to the Selenium WebDriver object via the browser.getDriver() method.

Thomas

[Ben Frey]

Thanks, getCurrentUrl() will work just fine.