LoadEventFired truble

[biter777]

Hi!

Need some help, if possible.
I have a navigate func, but loadEventFired.Recv() always catches a "deadline".
If i use a "t.Page.DOMContentEventFired(ctx)" instead of "t.Page.LoadEventFired(ctx)" its ok.
I tried both Chrome and Chromium.

What can be wrong?

func navigate(ctx context.Context, url string) error {
	// Make sure Page events are enabled.
	err := t.Page.Enable(ctx)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}

	loadEventFired, err := t.Page.LoadEventFired(ctx)
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	defer loadEventFired.Close()

	nav, err := t.Page.Navigate(ctx, page.NewNavigateArgs(url)) 
	if err != nil {
		return err
	}
	if nav.ErrorText != nil {
		return fmt.Errorf("navigation failed: %v", *nav.ErrorText)
	}

	_, err = loadEventFired.Recv() // ALWAYS ERR: <context.deadlineExceededError>
	return err
}

[Mathias Fredriksson]

Hi, it looks like the page isn't loading for some reason. I would recommend enabling logging for the protocol, it can give you some information on why it isn't working.

Example here.

[biter777]

Thanks for your response!

I did some tests.
Event "load" does not come if the site uses some js-scripts.
I do not know why this is happening.

I'm currently using SetLifecycleEventsEnabled, and waiting for the event "networkIdle".
It works fine, but not kosher. )

Tell me, if possible, how can I get a list of frames on the page and organize the waiting load for each of the frames?
I tried through Debugger interface, but without success.

[Mathias Fredriksson]

There was a similar issue previously in #67, probably a bug in Chrome. As an alternative you could try DOMContentEventFired instead. Still though, waiting for networkIdle could be a pretty good solution since there's no guarantee that resources have been loaded by the time LoadEventFired or DOMContentEventFired happen.

[biter777]

Still, as an option, we can disable unnecessary scripts on the page via Emulation.SetScriptExecutionDisabled().
But I do not know how to get a list of scripts on the page.

[Alan Tyloo]

Hello,

Was exactly looking for how we could listen for the networkidle event.

How can we achieve that with the package?

Thanks in advance!

[Mathias Fredriksson]

@AlaNDGT use the Page domain to first enable lifecycle events and then listen to them via the event client.

[biter777]

Hello,

Was exactly looking for how we could listen for the networkidle event.

How can we achieve that with the package?

Thanks in advance!

err = t.Page.SetLifecycleEventsEnabled(ctx, page.NewSetLifecycleEventsEnabledArgs(true))
...
events, err := t.Page.LifecycleEvent(ctx)
...
defer events.Close()

for ... {
    event, err := events.Recv()
    ...
}

[Alan Tyloo]

@mafredri @biter777 Oh thanks!