Element.waitForAny
Wait for any of several possible screen states. Scoped to descendants.
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element.waitForAny(selectors, optionsOrTimeout?)Arguments
| Argument | Type | Meaning |
|---|---|---|
selectors | array | 1..32 selector objects or strings. |
optionsOrTimeout | object | number | Optional milliseconds, or {timeout:5000, interval:100, throwOnTimeout:true}. Interval is at least 10 ms. |
Returns
First matching element in tree order, not selector priority. Timeout throws, or returns null when disabled.
Example
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const panel = UIHelper.waitForElement({id: "panel"}, 5000);
const next = panel.waitForAny([{id: "results", visible: true}, {id: "networkError", visible: true}], 8000);
console.log(next.snapshot.identifier);Notes
The parent must still be valid. See the matching UIHelper method for options. Placeholder panel/child identifiers require inspection.