Description
The #PageSynchroLevel system variable allows a loose way to check the ready status of a Web page or an HTML element.
Usage
Always use the default value, and if on one specific page, a UsePage fails whereas the specified page seems fully loaded, then experiment the #PageSynchroLevel = 1.
Syntax
#PageSynchroLevel=0#PageSynchroLevel=1Remarks
If #PageSynchroLevel=0 (default value), at execution of any WinTask Web function which uses a synchronization, the HTML element or Web page to wait for, is seen ready for an action by a WinTask Web function only if the Document readystate property is complete AND if the Browser readystate is complete.
If #PageSynchroLevel=1, at execution of any WinTask Web function which uses a synchronization, the HTML element or Web page to wait for, is seen ready for an action by a WinTask Web function if the Document readystate property is interactive (or complete) AND if the Browser readystate is interactive (or complete).
Interactive means: has loaded enough and the user can interact with it. Complete means: fully loaded.
See also
- ActionTimeout
- BitmapPrecision
- CurrentLine
- DbDateFormat
- DecimalSeparator$
- ErrorCode
- ErrorFunction$
- ErrorLine$
- ErrorMsg$
- ErrorScript$
- ExecTimeout
- ExecuteDelay
- FTPTimeout
- HideIcon
- HideTrayIcon
- HTMLBrowser$
- HTMLPosRetry
- IgnoreErrors
- IgnoreHTMLCase
- LastErrorLine
- LastErrorLine$
- PauseTimeout
- Precision
- ScriptAfterTimeout$
- SendKeysDelay
- UseExact
- UsePageExact
Example
#PageSynchroLevel=1
