//I have tried alias,asserts,wait,etc..,but can't click the element because the page is not loaded.I don't want to use wait() or pause() command. I need a solution to interact with the elements however the network or testing environment is slow or speed.
My code is as follows :
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it('Test ship',function(){
cy.viewport(1120,800)
cy.visit('url')
cy.get('#NFR_LoginForm-nfr_login_authname').type('KKV2C123')
cy.get('#NFR_LoginForm-nfr_login_authid').type('paSSword1{enter}')
cy.on('uncaught:exception', (err, runnable) => {
return false
})
cy.wait[ cy.xpath('//span[normalize-space()="Work Space"]')
.click({force: true})]
Here is my screenshot.
Bump the wait time on your click(). Is 3 minutes enough?
cy.xpath('//span[normalize-space()="Work Space"]', {timeout:180000})
.click()
Try something along these lines below:
...
cy.visit('http://70.207.7.25:8070/main')
// mark our window object to "know" when it gets loaded
cy.window().then(w => w.beforeLoad = true)
// initially the new property is there
cy.window().should('have.prop', 'beforeLoad', true)
// after reload the property should be gone
cy.window().should('not.have.prop', 'beforeLoad')
...
This will give a window a new property which will be tracked on page switch and should give it kind of a "pause" to wait for the property not to be available after page loads