Re: waiting for documents created by ajax
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Hello:
If you haven't done so already, implement the DWebBrowserEvents2
interface. Then add a handler for the DownloadComplete event which sets
a timer, perhaps for 500 ms. Then add a handler for the DownloadBegin
event which kills the timer set by DownloadComplete, if any. In the
timer handler, check for the presence of the data you're looking for.
If the data is there, kill the timer and work with the data; otherwise,
let the timer keep running.
I hope this helps.
Matt
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