>>>>I'm using follwing code for automating IE 5
>>>>
>>>>oBrowser = CREATEOBJECT("InternetExplorer.Application")
>>>>oBrowser.Visible = .t.
>>>>oBrowser.Navigate("http://www.microsoft.com")
>>>>
>>>>* In-Between these lines I want to wait till microsoft.com is fully displayed, then move on to next line...
>>>>
>>>>oBrowser.Navigate("http://www.yahoo.com")
>>>>
>>>>
>>>>I'm question is how to check whether the last navigated site was completed displayed or not...
>>>>(something like If oBrowser.LastPageOk()...)
>>>>
>>>>TIA...
>>>
>>>There may be an event that tells you when navigation is complete. You can expose the IE events and hook VFP code to them by using the VFPCOM.DLL
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>>You can either poll Document.ReadyState, or bind a VFP method to the IE.DownloadComplete event with VFPCOM.
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>I have not used vfpcom but as I've read here many times that we can use vfpcom to bind events, Using vfpcom whenever downloadcomplete will occur we can come to know...
>
>But can u pls clarify what is 'Poll Document.readystate'... I was not able to understand this...
>
>TIA...

Document.ReadyState is a property that changes when the download completes. By poll, I mean you can do something like

DO WHILE !oIE.Document.ReadyState = 4
ENDDO

To cause a loop while the document downloads. Note- the first method is preferrable because this causes the processor to suck up cycles while it waits.