From: Fan Jin <jeff_yq@...>
Date: 2010-12-23T15:11:00+09:00
Subject: Re: how to know a search result is successfully displayed through its source codes

Gordon Thiesfeld wrote in post #970057:
> On Tue, Dec 21, 2010 at 8:02 PM, Fan Jin <jeff_yq@yahoo.com.au> wrote:
>> Jeremy Bopp wrote in post #969808:
>>
>> Yes, the library I am using here is watir, but the two times which I
>> caught from click and result return are properly not right, they are
>> identical even the interface's response time is longer than 2s.
>> The method I used here was ping the HTTP server, once the result was
>> returned, the happened time was caught.
>> Need your more help, thanks :>
>>
>
> If you post some code, folks might be better able to help you.

The codes I wrote was following:
  #set a key word in search field, then click the search button.
  browser.text_field(:id, 'simpleSearchInput').set('test')
  browser.link(:id,'simpleSearchSubmit').click
  t1 = Time.now # get the time when button is clicked.
  Watir::Wait.until{browser.div(:id, 'srpWrapper').exists?}#wait until
the search result list is loaded, here I used div(:id) to ensure that
result is finish loading.
  t2 = Time.now # give the time t2.
  t = t2 - t1 # This is the system responding time.
  puts "the system response time is: " + t.to_s

Although the codes run well, the time it returns is almost
the same. I think there is a method in watir which can get the time of
response directly after a new webpage was loaded. Need folks help.Thanks

Jin Fan

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