[Selenium Webdriver Java] display of wait synchronization

Show wait can be a custom wait condition when you perform the next operation

The wait for the display needs to be done somewhere else where synchronization is needed without affecting the script.

Selenium Webdriver provides webdriverwait and Expectedcondition classes to perform display waits

The Expectedcondition class provides a series of predefined conditions to wait for. Here are some common conditions

Pre-defined conditions	Method name
Element visible clickable	Elementtobeclickable (by Locator)
Element can be selected	Elementtobeselected (webelement Element)
There is an element	Presenceofelementlocated (by Locator)
The specified text appears in the element	Texttobepresentinelement (by Locator)
The value of the element	Texttobepresentinelementvalue (by locator, String text)
Title	Titlecontains (String title)

Webdriverwait calls Expectedcondition every 500 milliseconds until the correct return value is obtained. The advantage is to keep control of what is needed and where to wait, to control the waiting conditions more precisely.

1  Public voidtestwithimplicitwait () {2System.setproperty ("Webdriver.chrome.driver", "Chromedriver.exe");3Webdriver Driver =Newchromedriver ();4Driver.get ("http://map.baidu.com");5 6Webelement curcity = driver.findelement (By.id ("Curcity"));7 Curcity.click ();8     9     //set wait time 10 secondsTenwebdriverwait wait =NewWebdriverwait (driver,10); One     //wait until match element text content appears AWait.until (Expectedconditions.texttobepresentinelement (By.id ("Selcityhotcityid"), "national")); -      - driver.quit (); the}

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[Selenium Webdriver Java] display of wait synchronization