Does wpf-webbrowser's LoadCompleted event include ajax call complete?

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Does the WPF WebBrowser's LoadCompleted event raised after any ajax calls from the page being loaded. I want to record the total time taken by an aspx page to load completely, including all ajax calls if any present.

I'm using VS 2010 (.NET 4.0) window form and placed a Webbrowser control. Using webbrowser's Navigate method I load each aspx page and record the total load time for each page.

When I loaded an aspx page, the browser's LoadCompleted event fired even when there are some ajax calls still pending to complete.

Is there any event OR any way to know the aspx page is completely loaded with all its requests are done.

OR

Is there any other control which could be used instead of WebBrowser control.

Thank you for looking into this.

Sen

Posted 22-Aug-11 7:11am

Arni Senthil

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#realJSOP · Answer 1 · 2011-08-22T07:46:00

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What you need to do is change the web page that you're browsing to. If you can't do that, you can stop reading now. If you CAN, try this:

Add code like this to your page:

C#

Sys.Application.add_load(function() { anotherFunctionCall(); });

Combine the functionality of that method with a flag indicating whether or not the web page and the ajax stuff have finished loading, store the time in a database, and use a web service to retrieve that value.

Posted 22-Aug-11 7:46am

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Arni Senthil 22-Aug-11 14:05pm

john, thanks for your reply. But I CAN-NOT edit the page I access to. :-(

#realJSOP 22-Aug-11 14:18pm

Well then, the short answer is - "You're screwed."

Arni Senthil 22-Aug-11 14:41pm

yep.. reality is hard to digest but true and screwed :-)