[webkit-help] webkit-help Digest, Vol 10, Issue 4

[akhil Gupta]

There is no such RENDER_COMPLETE event from webkit.
But Rendering takes few micrseconds So, after LOAD_FINISHED you can set a
timeout for a second & do your respective opeartion.

On Sun, Apr 4, 2010 at 7:30 PM, <webkit-help-request at lists.webkit.org>wrote:

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> From: Randy Turner <rturner at amalfisystems.com>
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> Hi,
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> I have been working with webkit and am testing on Linux (Ubuntu 9.10) - I'm
> working on capturing events from WebKit and have successfully captured
> events such as LOAD_FINISHED, which apparently tells me that WebKit has
> loaded all the contents of the page necessary to begin rendering it.
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> However, I also need to know when all the rendering for a page is complete
> (i.e., the page has rendered and all the content is viewable within the
> browser). Preferably, a "RENDER COMPLETE" event would tell me when all the
> HTML has been rendered, as well as any javascript has completed rendering.
>  I'm assuming this status is available because some browsers have "spinning
> images" that stop spinning when all the rendering for a page is complete.
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> Is there such an event, and if so, which API call do I use to listen for
> it?
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> Thanks a lot!
> Randy
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