uses the ReadyState property to determine when Internet Explorer has successfully finished loading the page. : Internet Explorer « Windows Platform « Ruby






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  3. Internet Explorer

uses the ReadyState property to determine when Internet Explorer has successfully finished loading the page.


# If the page is not yet loaded, Ruby sleeps for a second and checks again. 


require 'win32ole'

web_browser = WIN32OLE.new('InternetExplorer.Application')
web_browser.visible = true
web_browser.navigate('http://www.java2s.com/')

while web_browser.ReadyState != 4
  sleep 1
end

puts "Page is loaded"








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