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I am using Selenium RC with Java to automate pages which have ajax elements and i want to calculate the time it takes for the page to fully load. <br />
I've tried &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; &nbsp; selenium.waitForCondition(<wbr />&quot;selenium.<wbr />browserbot<wbr />.getCurren<wbr />tWindow().<wbr />Ajax.activ<wbr />eRequestCo<wbr />unt == 0;&quot;, DEFAULT_WAIT_PERIOD);<br />
but it returns as undefined. It doesn't help that i don't know the Javascript library that my page is using. The above line works for Prototype. I've tried the equivalent for JQuery and Dojo, but no luck.<br />
Is there a way for me to track how many XMLHttpRequests went out and how many came back?
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I am using Selenium RC with Java to automate pages which have ajax elements and i want to calculate the time it takes for the page to fully load. 
I've tried         selenium.waitForCondition("selenium.browserbot.getCurrentWindow().Ajax.activeRequestCount == 0;", DEFAULT_WAIT_PERIOD);
but it returns as undefined. It doesn't help that i don't know the Javascript library that my page is using. The above line works for Prototype. I've tried the equivalent for JQuery and Dojo, but no luck.
Is there a way for me to track how many XMLHttpRequests went out and how many came back?

How to know if a page with Ajax has fully loaded, using Javascript?

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