Newb here.
I am running a smoke test to confirm that pages for a website load properly after a new build. That was fairly easy to build since the framework was in place. Now, those up the food chain have asked that I add a timer to gauge how long it takes each page to load so we can track from one build to the next. Not too big a deal, I figured something out.
My question is the loading of the pages itself. Can someone confirm that if I click a link for a page to load, that QTP will wait for it to load before running the next line?
I am grabbing a start time (= current time), then doing the page load with the next line, and lastly I grab the end time (= current time - start time).
I am only concerned that the end time line will run before the page finishes loading fully.
I hate to add in any type of verification step since I think that would increase the perceived load times.
Thanks in advance!
I am running a smoke test to confirm that pages for a website load properly after a new build. That was fairly easy to build since the framework was in place. Now, those up the food chain have asked that I add a timer to gauge how long it takes each page to load so we can track from one build to the next. Not too big a deal, I figured something out.
My question is the loading of the pages itself. Can someone confirm that if I click a link for a page to load, that QTP will wait for it to load before running the next line?
I am grabbing a start time (= current time), then doing the page load with the next line, and lastly I grab the end time (= current time - start time).
I am only concerned that the end time line will run before the page finishes loading fully.
I hate to add in any type of verification step since I think that would increase the perceived load times.
Thanks in advance!