How to wait for all AJAX call to complete for page load

[Santosh Vishwakarma]

I am working on a application which is developed in MVC 3.0 architecture. When page loads it makes multiple AJAX calls to load multiple objects on page.

My problem is when I want to verify a object, driver find it but when go for click on element or perform any operation on element application triggers other AJAX call for few more element, which makes my found element unable to interact.

How should I put condition to wait till all the elements on page is loaded and process is completed?

[robbiewinston]

Look at the WebDriverWait class.  This will allow you to create your expected condition (e.g. wait until element appears on screen)

There are static methods provided on the ExpectedConditions class but you can also handcraft if your scenario is more complex

[David Lai]

If you know how to access the JavaScript variable associated with the ajax request, a cool trick you can do is attach a Promise to the ajax call so it'll do a call back when the ajax request succeeds or fails.  This is a good way of avoiding long wait on elements and be able to fail the test as soon as the ajax request errors out or continue if it succeeds.

[Ashish Juyal]

Hi David,

              My idea will be to go for FluentWait,wait for the element to appear.

Regards

Ashish Juyal

[Arup Rakshit]

Could you please share a simple code snippet based on your suggestion ?

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[Ashish Juyal]

Hi Arup

            check for the code below .Keep it under try catch

FluentWait<WebDriver> fluent = new FluentWait<WebDriver>(Driver.driver);

fluent.ignoring(Throwable.class, StaleElementReferenceException.class);

fluent.withTimeout(10, TimeUnit.SECONDS);

fluent.pollingEvery(2, TimeUnit.SECONDS);

fluent.until(ExpectedConditions.visibilityOf(element));

Regards

Ashish Juyal