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Is there any way to make the browser instance wait after .execute JavaScript?
I am executing my own javascript. From the network requests in my MITM proxy I can see the expected requests being executed from the click of the login button. However I believe the result is handled too early. The body of the page is still the one of the browser before executing the document.getElementById('ContentPlaceHolder1_btnlogin').click() .
Is there any way to make the browser instance wait after .execute JavaScript?
I am executing my own javascript. From the network requests in my MITM proxy I can see the expected requests being executed from the click of the login button. However I believe the result is handled too early. The body of the page is still the one of the browser before executing the document.getElementById('ContentPlaceHolder1_btnlogin').click() .
browser.open(loginUrl) >>> browser.execute("document.getElementById('ContentPlaceHolder1_UserName').value='xxxxxx';document.getElementById('ContentPlaceHolder1_Password').value='yyyyyyy!';document.getElementById('ContentPlaceHolder1_btnlogin').click();") >>> browser.inspect() >>> browser.get(by: .XPathQuery("//body")) === handleResult
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